Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | catastrophe; it beat slowly, softly, after the fall that had
2    I,  III| Concorde.~He sang to himself softly, longed to run, and would
3    I,  III|  longer.~The door was closed softly behind him, and the Countess
4   II,  II |       Two servants, stepping softly, began to serve the two
5   II,  II |  bird, Annette following, as softly as he, holding her breath
6   II,  II |   express them.”~He repeated softly, over and over:~“Dear, dear,
7   II,  II |   they talked of human life, softly stirring those bitter and
8   II,  V  |   down, my friend,” said she softly.~But he answered, almost
9   II,  VI |    reproach you for it.”~And softly, turning a little, she laid