Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | entered this severe room, with high ceilings and draped walls,
2    I,  I  |        and flung his cigarette high in the air.~She entered;
3    I,  I  | together before leaping from a high bridge into the water.~But
4    I,  II |        Marquis de Farandal, of high family and royally rich,
5    I,  II |       for the finest flower of high life. Their opinion formed
6    I,  III|      in a white waistcoat, his high gray felt hat, tilted a
7    I,  III|    lamp of English metal, on a high and slender standard.~“What,
8    I,  IV |  forced to give way before the high double ladder of the varnishers,
9   II,  II |     drawing-room. He seemed in high spirits.~“Ah, what a good