Part,  Chapter

1     I,      IV| astonishment, but offered no explanation. But now he had caught me
2    II,      II|  this time he was right. The explanation was, even as an allusion,
3    II,     III|    convent as abbess.~ ~This explanation, to tell the truth, did
4    II,       V|      at me, but continue the explanation and demonstration. Never
5    II,       X|      marriage should need no explanation."~ ~"When was that?"~ ~"
6    II,      XV|   minute or two furnished an explanation. I heard the sound of a
7    II,    XVII|      happy. But I owe you an explanation, before I take leave of