Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |      to please, and made them pay well for that favor.~After
2    I,  I  |     him. When he attempted to pay her some little compliment
3    I,  II |      occupation in life is to pay visits and dine in town
4    I,  III|      And in the afternoon you pay visits?”~“Yes.”~“Then, when
5    I,  III| beginning to say that he must pay a visit at the Corbelles’
6    I,  III|   situation, and has made her pay dearly for her indiscretion.”~
7    I,  IV |    air of a man authorized to pay his addresses.~He assumed
8   II,  IV |      being jealous of men who pay court to no matter what
9   II,  V  | making game of me. They shall pay for it.” He was especially