Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      IV|   education is considered as finished without a more or less perfect
 2     I,      VI|      effect.~ ~We had hardly finished our first cigar, when Mrs.
 3     I,      VI|    hear a word. After he had finished, his father kissed him tenderly,
 4     I,      IX| diagnosis by the time he had finished his last sentence. Hallucinations
 5     I,    XIII|     hand, until the lady had finished her picture, and then she
 6    II,      II|       The bird was only half finished as yet, but it was the most
 7    II,     III|   with a word. After she had finished, I said -~ ~"Allow me to
 8    II,     VII|    done as yet and had to be finished, or else the attack would
 9    II,     VII| contents. I waited until she finished the page, but she did not
10    II,     VII|     she asked.~ ~"No. I have finished my business with Siegfried,
11    II,    XIII|  were very busy. When we had finished, he put his hand into his
12    II,    XVII|      Unitarian laws."~ ~As I finished she rose from her seat,
13    II,    XVII|  shuddering, but, when I had finished, she nestled close to my
14    II,    XVII|  said I to Mr. Dumany, as he finished his story, "but I am curious