Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |        heart was not in it; he enjoyed it through his vanity, received
2    I,  I  |       affairs, in his turn; he enjoyed talking, while dining, of
3    I,  II |       fashionable persons, and enjoyed presenting them, protecting
4   II,  I  | naively how much he would have enjoyed the love and companionship
5   II,  III|  opinion in asking advice. She enjoyed even more to feel herself
6   II,  IV |      plains or woods they only enjoyed the pleasure of seeing pheasants,
7   II,  V  |      everything she might have enjoyed, turned into sadness things
8   II,  VI |       being criticised than he enjoyed being praised, because of