Part,  Chapter

 1      I,      IV|          take a journey. I shall write to you when I am ready to
 2     II,      II|    ladyship."~ ~"And what do you write about?" she asked again.~ ~"
 3     II,      II| Schleiermacher. Then we began to write about the books, and became
 4     II,     III|         my clerk with me; he can write out the necessary papers,
 5      V,      II|   singular request? He could not write it himself; was it not said
 6      V,      II|          he had never learned to write.~ ~At last Count Vavel bethought
 7      V,     III|       Marie! To think you should write this! Nothing at all to
 8     VI,     III|          her hand on his arm.~ ~"Write."~ ~"Are you going to let
 9     VI,      IV|          himself at the table to write to his friends abroad; but
10      X,       I|          at an early day, and to write to both of them daily.~ ~