Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |        tiresome talk, which she usually endured amiably, now irritated
2    I,  II |   refined bodily necessity, for usually their table is indifferent,
3    I,  III|      longer young!”~Bertin, who usually did not at all agree with
4    I,  III|       in looking about her. Her usually smiling face had become
5    I,  III|        appearance of things was usually much worse than the real
6    I,  IV |   exactly similar. Olivier, who usually took a lively share in these
7   II,  IV |          scorned Lamartine, who usually touched his emotions, and
8   II,  V  | breakfasted away from home, and usually gave only his evenings to
9   II,  VI |         however, that bachelors usually go to pieces suddenly. Their