Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      VI|      had been discharged by the company, and the canny shepherd,
 2     I,      VI|        compelled to stay by the company present, and this had given
 3     I,      VI|        nowhere happy but in the company of her children, who afforded
 4     I,     VII|      only en bloc - that is, in company with their friends and connections,
 5     I,      XI|        own house fit to receive company; but, as it would be rather
 6    II,       I|         of his being shy in the company of ladies! - he is head
 7    II,      IV|         leaving you to your own company, but I must retire to change
 8    II,       V|     meanwhile.~ ~When the whole company were on the grounds, Flamma
 9    II,       V|      will be a noisy, dissolute company that meets there, and Siegfried
10    II,     VII| splashing into the faces of the company. The reverend Father had
11    II,     VII|        don't treat your wedding company with wine marked with a
12    II,     XVI|         and left her to her own company.~ ~I descended again to