Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |       met her.~After her hasty departure—that flight which he had
 2    I,  III|       short time ago, that the departure of those who had been present
 3    I,  IV |  meeting of her nephew and the departure of Musadieu, who had been
 4   II,  I  |   seems rosy to me. Since your departure I am lost,~abandoned, without
 5   II,  II |        tea she gave orders for departure, wrote some telegrams, even
 6   II,  II | precise reason for this sudden departure, they grumbled a little
 7   II,  VI |       was hurried.~This abrupt departure, without a word of affection,
 8   II,  VI |      thinking of him since his departure. He had seemed so gloomy,
 9   II,  VI |     woe.~Up to the time of the departure of the Duchess and her nephew
10   II,  VI |        of the thought of their departure, impatient to know that