Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |      prison of velvet and silk, or hidden by snowy laces. He finished
2    I,  I  |           mystery it suggests: the hidden limb, lost yet imagined
3    I,  I  |            to him; it seemed to be hidden, crouching behind another
4    I,  I  |          while listening to detect hidden illness in the body. She
5    I,  III|            at this secret instinct hidden in this little woman.~As
6   II,  II |     country round about like a sea hidden under the light mist that
7   II,  V  |            love! All that they had hidden from him, and all that he
8   II,  V  |            engage one of the boxes hidden by the curtain. It was promised
9   II,  VI | drawing-room, toward two armchairs hidden by a small screen of antique