Part,  Chapter

 1      I,     III|        so much, my dear."~ ~"Oh, thank you! Did the doll belong
 2      I,     III|           I shall never cease to thank you! Amélie, my love, kiss
 3      I,     III|       appointment to-morrow."~ ~"Thank you again, monsieur. I must
 4     II,     III|        be concluded at once."~ ~"Thank you very much," returned
 5     II,     III|          middle of the lake."~ ~"Thank you. One more question:
 6     IV,      II|       sigh?"~ ~"Because I cannot thank you as I wish."~ ~"But you
 7     IV,     III|          Be on your guard!"~ ~"I thank you."~ ~"Does the Herr Count
 8     IV,     III|         labor is the best."~ ~"I thank you for the good advice,
 9      V,      II|         colonel; so you need not thank me. However, the evening
10      V,     III|          her to the carriage.~ ~"Thank you, but I don't care to
11     VI,      IV|          and young cavalier."~ ~"Thank you very much for the honor,
12     VI,      VI|          us, will you not?"~ ~"I thank your ladyship; but I had
13     VI,      VI|        can't read, - for which I thank God! - so that never bothers
14    VII,       I|        the Theiss dark-blue."~ ~"Thank heaven something was decided!"~ ~"
15    VII,     III| treasures into my hands, I shall thank her becomingly. If, however,
16   VIII,       I|        her until I return?"~ ~"I thank you, madame, for your hospitality,
17     IX,      IV|        again at her fountain.~ ~"Thank you, sister."~ ~"Look at