Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |    whatever he said.~A rapid friendship sprang up between them,
2    I,  I  |     this tender and delicate friendship, this stream of pleasant
3    I,  I  |  affection, a sort of loving friendship that had become a habit.~
4    I,  I  |      he might find all other friendship, all other love, even, a
5    I,  II |   her.~For twenty years this friendship never had diminished, and
6    I,  II |  rise to the first rank.~The friendship of the Duchess for his wife
7   II,  I  |   next, begging for a little~friendship. I gather up my crumbs,
8   II,  III| little different from simple friendship.”~Now he was offended, and,
9   II,  IV |      these influences create friendship, caprices, desire for possession,