Part,  Chapter

1    I,  II |   made of rubber; his legs, crossed one over the other, looked
2    I,  III|  pace toward the Invalides, crossed the Seine, and reached the
3    I,  III|  going out?”~“Agreed.”~They crossed a salon, a billiard-room,
4    I,  III|      With closed eyes, legs crossed, and folded arms, he listened
5   II,  II |     with the dog. When they crossed the lawn they heard the
6   II,  II |     dismal thought suddenly crossed her mind.~“But I cannot
7   II,  V  |    he used to do; then they crossed the two drawing-rooms, arm
8   II,  V  |   marble benches, with arms crossed; others still chatted in
9   II,  V  | chest and of his great arms crossed over it. A frequenter of