Part,  Chapter

1     I,    VIII|  laugh, that sounded like two pieces of cracked iron rubbing
2     I,      IX|       to be so many worthless pieces of parchment. The jewellery
3     I,      IX|       ladle, and two or three pieces of tableware, bent, crooked,
4    II,    XIII| French and a couple of German pieces were in position. The French
5    II,      XV|     would come and tear me to pieces in her very presence," I