Part,  Chapter

1     I,      VI|   was actually guilty of the remark that Hungarian ladies of
2    II,       I| moments, made some whispered remark, and then the fair head
3    II,     III|  sign. Once I had ventured a remark to this effect in Siegfried'
4    II,     III|   Flamma and I had made some remark about you - some light jest -
5    II,       V|     the girl, and he added a remark which was so vulgar and
6    II,     XVI|   splendour, but ventured no remark. I asked her if she had
7    II,    XVII|      time I did not make any remark on the subject, because