Part,  Chapter

 1      I,      II|      on the young man and his charge. At the corner he whistled
 2      I,      II|    entered the coach with his charge; then, instead of betaking
 3      I,     III|     has become of him and his charge."~ ~"I don't know where
 4    III,     III|     when he had conducted his charge to the door of her room. "
 5     IV,     III|       to the steward, who has charge of my money, when your arrival
 6      V,      II| colonel and his companions in charge of the grooms. Henry must
 7      V,     III|       The count conducted his charge into the library. He had
 8     VI,       I|    lovely person of his young charge. All the emotions that a
 9    VII,     III|      will be prepared to take charge of the maid. You will understand
10    VII,     III|    your coming, and will take charge of the maid. Then you will