Part,  Chapter

1     I,      II|         that containing the poor foolish American governess, who
2     I,       V|        dinner in her bonnet, the foolish pride! She was so afraid
3     I,    VIII|       hands, and said, "Don't be foolish; don't worry about these
4     I,    VIII|         s no trifle. It would be foolish to expect anything better,
5     I,       X|   Diogenes's legacy. It was very foolish, but if I had to do it again -
6    II,    VIII|     condemn and despise me, for, foolish and conceited as you are,
7    II,     XVI| destroyed."~ ~"But, sir, this is foolish! Here are eight millions.
8    II,    XVII|      Even my ample stock of weak foolish indulgence is at an end.