Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |       this conclusion by small arguments, precise, clear, and sure;
 2    I,  II | eighteen years; everything—his arguments, his alliances, that union
 3    I,  II |   inconsistent and irrefutable arguments, which melt before reason
 4    I,  II |      the absurd and triumphant arguments of a country curate who
 5    I,  IV |    heart. Through his mind ran arguments to convince him that she
 6    I,  IV |     every year, using the same arguments over works almost exactly
 7   II,  III|      react, struggle, and find arguments for consolation, she reasoned
 8   II,  III|       with ingenious and loyal arguments that supposititious conviction,
 9   II,  III|        growing irritation, the arguments and phrases that must justify
10   II,  IV |        a struggle of words and arguments, which ended, not without