Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |      her attention, how much he aroused her interest. He would cease
2    I,  II |        half real, half assumed, aroused at first by a desire to
3    I,  III| approach.~The Countess’s letter aroused him like the stroke of a
4   II,  IV |         day, to no matter whom, aroused in him an instantaneous
5   II,  IV |    Admirable! Superb!” he said, aroused. “By whom?”~“You do not
6   II,  IV |   soporific work; but his mind, aroused in spite of himself, eager
7   II,  V  |       few words.~His attention, aroused by that call, was now arrested
8   II,  VI |     They entered.~The valet was aroused and soon brought some grog;
9   II,  VI |      two servants came running, aroused by the ringing of the bell.