Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |      experienced that slight painful emotion which touches the
2    I,  I  |      illness, though nothing painful entered into this fever
3   II,  II |     painter seemed to her as painful a menace as anything she
4   II,  III|      was beginning to be too painful for her under the eyes of
5   II,  IV |      by little with the same painful feeling she had had the
6   II,  VI |   heart. He recalled all the painful impressions of petty jealousy
7   II,  VI | would they had expressed the painful and secret effort of a being
8   II,  VI |      of his memories and his painful agitation.~When the servant
9   II,  VI |    They seemed heavy to her, painful, living, at the same time