Part,  Chapter

 1     I,     VII|    dared to accuse me of foul play, but a new election was
 2     I,      IX|      she would sing to me and play the piano or the organ,
 3     I,    XIII|     to hide my sensations and play the Cincinnatus a little
 4     I,    XIII|     you? You are not going to play Uncle Diogenes, are you?
 5    II,      IV|     because I did not dare to play this trick on one of our
 6    II,      IV|       are really not going to play the traitor with me, I'll
 7    II,      IV|    all. But I am not going to play the Tantalus for years,
 8    II,       V|       Take care; they mean to play a bad joke on you."~ ~I
 9    II,       V|   Tell me, pray, who wants to play that jest on me?"~ ~"This
10    II,       V|    not want to be pestered to play or amuse the others."~ ~
11    II,       V|     emotion. "But why do they play that trick on me? I did
12    II,     VII|    Now it was I who wanted to play the game to the end, and
13    II,     VII|       ceremony bonâ fide, and play my part as naturally as
14    II,     VII| lightning! this is no child's play, but a high game; and there
15    II,     VII|    staked on it! How dare you play fast and loose with us,
16    II,     VII|      such a game, I generally play it in the proper way!" I
17    II,     VII|      as I did."~ ~He tried to play the offended man. "Sir,
18    II,    VIII|    told that I lent my aid to play a trick which would have
19    II,     XVI|       I.~ ~"Pray don't try to play the simpleton before me.
20    II,    XVII|        and not fool enough to play a game of shuttlecock with
21    II,    XVII|    dissembler, coming here to play a great part before her,