Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |        that naïve homage to the resemblance of his work.~Another day,
2    I,  III| differences in their tones, the resemblance of which he had not remarked
3    I,  III|       He had noted their facial resemblance with a friendly and curious
4    I,  IV |       it your mamma?”~From this resemblance, natural and assumed, was
5   II,  IV |    finding in the extraordinary resemblance of Annette to her mother
6   II,  IV |       one; I am the victim of a resemblance.”~However, those two days
7   II,  V  |   haunted by that unforgettable resemblance, accentuated still further