Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |         Yes,” he replied; “I was playing peacock, and allowed myself
2    I,  I  |          I am going now.”~He was playing dreamily with the light
3    I,  III|          mind.~The orchestra was playing one of Haydn’s symphonies,
4    I,  III|         hand-organ in the street playing some old air, which had
5    I,  IV |        between them, as it were, playing the part of tender mother
6    I,  IV |          often amused himself by playing this game of confusion when
7   II,  II |        Bertin is in the orchard, playing tennis with Mademoiselle,”
8   II,  II | disheveled hair, as when she was playing tennis. She understood then
9   II,  III|       served.~The men were still playing when the Duchess was announced,