Part,  Chapter

1      I,  I  |          might have married without loss of dignity. Madge was about
2      I,  X  |             beloved by all, and his loss was sincerely mourned. The
3      I,  XIX| meteorologist would have been at no loss to interpret. They implied
4     II,  IX |            tears flowed fast at the loss of those whom she had come
5     II,  XV |             resigned herself to the loss of her sorrel, scurvy grass,