Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |       prodigious astuteness and innumerable resources.~Oh, how often
2    I,  III|    where she had come so often, innumerable reminders of her, her gestures,
3    I,  IV |       invisible pin-pricks, the innumerable attacks of advancing age,
4   II,  I  |         knew it; she knew~about innumerable things, remote, insignificant
5   II,  II |       coronet. There they were, innumerable, pretty, all different,
6   II,  V  |         multiplication of those innumerable little marks that wear out
7   II,  VI | movement of the crowds, and the innumerable carriages coming from all