Part,  Chapter

1    III,     III|    wear a hat on these evening swimming excursions; her long hair
2    III,     III|        followed Marie, who was swimming a considerable distance
3    III,      IV| innocently when he pursued the swimming maid. Second, the count
4     IV,      II|   to-morrow we will resume our swimming excursions. You will come
5     VI,      VI|  always accompanied her on her swimming excursions in his canoe.~ ~"
6    VII,     III|       way, and part of the way swimming."~ ~"What news do you bring?"~ ~"
7    VII,     III|       the page before him were swimming in a blood-red mist.~ ~"