Part,  Chapter

 1     II,      II|           wore a plain black silk gown, with no other ornamentation
 2     II,      II|     throat. The sombre hue of her gown signified mourning; the
 3     II,      II|   penetrated by man. What sort of gown did the mysterious lady
 4    III,      IV|           noticed that the lady's gown was thickly spattered with
 5    III,      IV|       little maid's wet and muddy gown.~ ~"Why - why did you do
 6     IV,      II|         strolls in her long white gown across the green sward over
 7      V,      II|         She wore a pale-blue silk gown with wide sleeves - Marie'
 8      V,      II|         to Marie was perfect. The gown, the hat, and veil were
 9     VI,     III| alternately kissed the hem of her gown and his sword.~ ~"Can you
10   VIII,     III|       that she wanted to borrow a gown and a kerchief. She bade
11     IX,      IV|         Katharina, in her peasant gown, moved timidly across the
12      X,     III|      already. I want to put on my gown; then I will take your arm
13      X,     III|      arrayed in her favorite blue gown. Her transparent hands hovered