Chapter

 1 1 |     Eye-witnesses of the greater part of the facts which I have
 2 2 |       the soil that had buried a part of his heart, caught sight
 3 2 |          for some scandal on the part of the woman with whom,
 4 3 |      hand, an inscription on the part of the giver. It consisted
 5 4 |         by little forgetting the part I had taken in them, when
 6 4 |          for the past. I, for my part, find a continual solace
 7 5 |        will be better in the new part." ~"What do you call the
 8 5 |         What do you call the new part?" ~"The new plots of ground
 9 6 |        mouth and bit it. ~For my part, it was as if a circle of
10 7 |         have to submit to on the part of those whom they see every
11 8 |         more sure of myself, and part of my desire to speak to
12 9 |          play it myself." ~"What part do you find difficult?" ~"
13 9 |          difficult?" ~"The third part, the part in sharps." ~Gaston
14 9 |              The third part, the part in sharps." ~Gaston rose
15 9 |          and have supper; for my part, I am dying of hunger." ~
16 11|     since we should soon have to part, it would be better not
17 12|        loves, in which he has no part. He does not exist for her,
18 13|       these habits are so much a part of his position that he
19 13|        you make for her, on your part, and when you had got tired
20 13|        natural in them was on my part an effort, and the nervous
21 14|    solitude. ~The most frightful part of the situation was that
22 14|        not then have been on her part anything but the hope of
23 15|        repeat, then, that on the part of Marguerite Gautier the
24 15|        place in her thoughts, my part in her life, and that I
25 18|          his money; he was given part payment out of the few thousand
26 19|           isolated from the main part of the building. Behind
27 23| tightened about her lips. For my part, my heart beat violently
28 24|       good-looking to accept the part that you offer me." ~"So
29 24|      eyes that I blushed for the part I was playing, and was ready
30 24|      come to see me, but, for my part, I will never put foot in
31 24|         now of enduring a fourth part of what I have endured till
32 25|        told him of my resolve to part with my furniture in order
33 25|      madness, he might have lost part of what I have saved, during
34 25|      look like calculation on my part; that my past life left
35 26|        seigneurs who open only a part of their hearts to us, but