Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |    think well of him, she had discovered in him an alert and cultivated
2    I,  I  |       and was touched to have discovered a soul so delicate, open,
3    I,  I  |       had painted, for he had discovered and crystallized that inexpressible
4    I,  II | chatter without having really discovered it, or even believing in
5    I,  III|  considered insufficient, had discovered a sure if singular means
6   II,  II |      someone that only I have discovered, a you which is not the
7   II,  III|     sooner myself, but I only discovered it this moment. I cannot
8   II,  V  |     the seasons, she had just discovered and understood the formidable
9   II,  V  |   Olivier, a rare work he had discovered; and, with lips closed,