Part,  Chapter

1   II,  I  | stifling me, strangling me. The physician that was called~to treat
2   II,  III|       an idea of consulting her physician. Perhaps she was about to
3   II,  III|         as she had summoned the physician that very morning.~She remained
4   II,  VI |     letter! From whom?”~“From a physician.”~“What physician?”~“I do
5   II,  VI |        From a physician.”~“What physician?”~“I do not know; it is
6   II,  VI |       the top of the stairs the physician, Dr. de Rivil, a little
7   II,  VI |        far away from here.”~The physician rolled up an armchair, and
8   II,  VI |      understand it at all,” the physician replied. “It was at the
9   II,  VI |        to forget nothing of the physician’s directions. The painter’