Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |     made a special study of all questions of agricultural interest.~
2    I,  I  |       notice of her coming, put questions that seemed naïve, tested
3    I,  II |   hardly more attention than to questions about his health when meeting
4    I,  III|        replies to those hurried questions handed to her during her
5    I,  III|       make no reply, evaded his questions, looked at the ducks swimming
6    I,  III|      know all about them, asked questions with eager curiosity, seeming
7    I,  IV |      could say on those ancient questions of art, of which he knew
8   II,  III| attentive air, though asking no questions except as to her appetite,
9   II,  VI |         a mysterious reply, sad questions and sad replies, those “