Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | herself to be admired, quite content to be pretty and to please
2    I,  I  |     that would always remain content with a cordial hand-clasp.~
3    I,  III|  questioned:~“For my part, I content myself with my models.”~
4   II,  II |    tenacious, and farseeing, content with the present, but naturally
5   II,  II |      before. As her soul was content, she could not feel sad,
6   II,  II |  walk. He felt agitated, but content. Content with what? With
7   II,  II |  felt agitated, but content. Content with what? With everything.~
8   II,  V  |     his suffering, to appear content, and no longer allow himself
9   II,  VI |      alone and will be quite content; but no fatigue of words,