Part,  Chapter

1     I,      IV|  palace, and its gorgeous splendour has no charm for me. The
2     I,      IX|   open, and show them the splendour of the rooms and halls,
3    II,     XVI| greatly astonished at its splendour, but ventured no remark.
4    II,    XVII|  money.' The comfort, the splendour, the costly presents, dresses,
5    II,    XVII| lived in, the comfort and splendour that surrounded her, were