Part,  Chapter

1    I,  III|     of bread, a coffee-pot to hold matches, and in a casket
2    I,  IV |      Not being always able to hold and keep him, she would
3   II,  I  |    liveliness of~the streets, hold my attention, occupy my
4   II,  I  | without robbing~the other.~“I hold out my eyes, which have
5   II,  II |       pass so quickly? We can hold nothing, keep nothing. We
6   II,  II |       and he felt a desire to hold out his hand and seize her,
7   II,  II |       his hand and seize her, hold her, forbid her to go away.
8   II,  V  |       had employed so long to hold Olivier now took with her
9   II,  V  |       arm and, tightening her hold on his sleeve, she implored:~“