Part,  Chapter

1    I,  IV|    mother. In order always to wear gowns like those of her
2    I,  IV|    daughter, she made Annette wear toilettes suitable for a
3   II,  II|   days, the gowns she used to wear, as if she had stored her
4   II,  II|       her mind.~“But I cannot wear it since I am in deep mourning!”~
5   II,  II|     brooch until you cease to wear mourning,” said he; “that
6   II,  V | innumerable little marks that wear out the tired skin. Like
7   II,  VI|     dress.”~“What will Madame wear?” asked the servant.~“Never