Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I | Heretofore, as soon as a woman attracted him he had desired to make
2    I,  I |      like all of them. She had attracted him, seduced him with girlish
3    I,  IV|      comprehended that Annette attracted him almost as much as she
4   II,  II|     longer tried to leave him, attracted by the thought of the jewel
5   II,  IV|    pleased his eyes; the laces attracted his hands; the most insignificant
6   II,  IV|     those glances that Annette attracted; she felt them coming from
7   II,  V |       was also beginning to be attracted by Annette’s grace. It was
8   II,  V |      of anything.~A news-stand attracted his eye. He bought seven