Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |            his elegant and athletic figure, and his dark and animated
2    I,  I  |            larger one on toward the figure it was approaching so lazily.
3    I,  II |             shape of the chair. His figure seemed to shrink into folds,
4    I,  II |             did not cut a prominent figure. As a father-in-law of the
5    I,  II |             slightly bald, with the figure of an officer and the gait
6    I,  III| good-natured colossus, proud of his figure and his shoulders, although
7    I,  III|          was as motionless as a wax figure. Plain, humble, dressed
8    I,  IV |            the real slimness of her figure gave her the appearance
9   II,  V  |         kneel, then, before a large figure of Christ carved in oak,