Part,  Chapter

1      I,     III|      before the door, himself assisted M. Cambray to enter it.
2    III,       I|      s costume. The gentleman assisted the little maid into the
3    III,       I|      halt. Here the gentleman assisted his veiled companion to
4     IV,      II|       for the lady very often assisted in the labor of the garden,
5      V,      II|   together."~ ~When the count assisted his veiled companion into
6      V,      II|    carriage at the park gate, assisted his companion to alight,
7     IX,       I|       nearest village, where, assisted by two companions of questionable
8     IX,     III|   from beneath his horse, and assisted him to mount again, after
9      X,      II| ordered the coach to stop. He assisted the ladies to alight, and