Part,  Chapter

1     I,       I|         insufficient. Mr. Dumany wants to give the German Heinicke
2     I,      II|      bear with her any more. She wants to leap down and kill herself.
3     I,       V|       burden. Of this my husband wants to talk to the government
4     I,     XII| represented by experts; what she wants at present is firmness to
5     I,    XIII|     through at any cost. My aunt wants to inform you of some very
6    II,      IV|     friend has something that he wants to keep for himself and
7    II,       V|        scion. Tell me, pray, who wants to play that jest on me?"~ ~"
8    II,       V|         love, and - because - he wants the million florins of her