Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | restrained by apparent remorse, hesitating attentions, and indifferent
2    I,  II |       point of worldly dogma or hesitating over a detail of etiquette,
3   II,  II |    listen to her, but a simple, hesitating, and earnest utterance of
4   II,  III|         get a book, then asked, hesitating:~“What does your daughter
5   II,  V  |     smile, and speaking in that hesitating voice of children when choking
6   II,  VI |        is about some accident.”~Hesitating no more, she opened the
7   II,  VI |                 She rose, still hesitating, and repeating:~“No, that