Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |      would have liked to ask her pardon, to devote himself to her,
2    I,  I  |        must either detest him or pardon him. And when she pardons
3    I,  III|     admire only passee beauty.”~“Pardon me!” he exclaimed; “a woman
4   II,  I  |      shedding such bitter tears. Pardon me! I am so used to being~
5   II,  III|          Since when?”~“Always.”~“Pardon me, I have heard you sing
6   II,  V  |          hour, it appears. I ask pardon for having come without
7   II,  V  | beginning of January. I ask your pardon for not having told you