Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | stepped back, advanced, made a shade of her hand, sought the
2    I,  II |  trifle too plump, the other a shade too slender, advanced, clasping
3    I,  III|     and her mouth, which was a shade too obstinate in its lines.~“
4    I,  III|      the little paths, deep in shade and winding like streams,
5    I,  III|        working, under the pink shade of a double lamp of English
6    I,  IV | victims of the plague, and the Shade of Dante in Hell, seized
7   II,  I  |    tradesmen or domestics. The~shade of the plane-trees spreads
8   II,  II |     had grown pretty under the shade of the walls and not in