Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | mingle irony with the most serious sentiments, and he had often
2    I,  I  |     she said: “You are not serious, of course; why do you make
3    I,  I  |  contrary, I am absolutely serious,” he replied. “I do not
4    I,  III|  Annette, with a perfectly serious face.~He threw her a sidelong
5   II,  III|  had just passed through a serious crisis. She breathed easier,
6   II,  VI | accident,~which may not be serious, although it may have an
7   II,  VI |  hope that it will be less serious than I thought at first.”~“
8   II,  VI |       Oh, then it would be serious.”~“He might die of them?”~“