Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |        a flirt?”~“No, indeed, I assure you!”~“Well, I am quite
2   II,  III| yourself regarding it.”~“Any, I assure you that you are mad.”~“
3   II,  V  |       Yes, come, sir painter! I assure you that as for myself I
4   II,  V  |         almost four months.”~“I assure you that I cannot.”~“And
5   II,  V  |        that is soon to occur. I assure you that then it will be
6   II,  V  |       with her finger, as if to assure herself, the indelible mark
7   II,  VI |    examined the wounded man, to assure himself that his condition