Part,  Chapter

1    I,  II |        their mutual desires in veiled terms; and when they parted,
2    I,  III|     room the Countess entered, veiled, ready to set forth. She
3    I,  IV |     Annette his real banality, veiled by a mask of elegance and
4   II,  II |  beneath the blue sky, lightly veiled by the midday haze which
5   II,  VI | triumphs. Musadieu related, in veiled language because of Annette’
6   II,  VI |       slight embroidered wall, veiled also by the gray shadow
7   II,  VI |       saw the flying gas-jets, veiled by the falling rain. The