Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |   and testing the truth, he placed himself in front of it and
2    I,  I  |     In 1873 his first medal placed him beyond competition with
3    I,  II |   which he would do were he placed in their situation. M. de
4    I,  II | adjusted the reflector lamp placed before the portrait in order
5    I,  II |    and familiar gesture, he placed a monocle on his right eye
6   II,  III|   and watched Olivier as he placed an iron garden-chair in
7   II,  IV |    with a natural movement, placed one hand, he indicated what
8   II,  VI |    The man withdrew, having placed on the little table the