Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   3|  descriptions are exhaustive and minute, but the author's prime
 2    1,  25|    girded round with a belt. One minute he nearly gored us to death
 3    2,  32|         and after sweating for a minute or two in the warm room,
 4    2,  35|      kindness. "You'll know in a minute whom you did a favor for,"
 5    2,  50|          he lives. When he has a minute to himself, he never takes
 6    2,  56| changeable as his humor, for one minute he stood in awe of Fortunata,
 7    2,  66|         t know where I was for a minute or two, then I went to his
 8    4, 117|        his bosom with kisses one minute and rearranging the curls
 9    4, 117|       which had been signed. The minute the old fellow laid eyes
10    5, 133|      never been herself from the minute she received that affront."