Part,  Chapter

1      I,      IV| portrait to M. Cambray in that ridiculous farce. I wonder if I might
2     IV,      II|       is standing upright. How ridiculous the poor thing looks in
3     IV,     III|        me a job once; it was a ridiculous task, but I was glad to
4      V,      II|        you. Just listen to the ridiculous plan which the man betrayed
5     VI,      II|  superior foe! This is utterly ridiculous! And, moreover, what sort