Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|   thanking him for his good opinion, I stated that as yet I
 2     I,       V|         I had formed my own opinion of Mrs. Dumany's state of
 3     I,       X|  not care a straw for their opinion, and felt sufficiently strong
 4     I,      XI|   You have expressed my own opinion;" "My friend, you are an
 5     I,      XI|  spirited women who have an opinion of their own, and let you
 6    II,     III| medicines, according to her opinion, were either baneful poisons,
 7    II,     III|  oppose her, defend his own opinion against her and all the
 8    II,      VI| princely; only he is of the opinion that it is mean to keep
 9    II,     XVI|      what do I care for his opinion?~ ~The same day I obtained
10    II,    XVII|   have confirmed me in this opinion. Do you remember, after