Part, Chapter

 1    1, 7 |          My sense mates not with illusion and fancy.~My condition
 2    2, 1 | existence of the "One."~When the illusion of seeing double is swept
 3    2, 1 |      with greed see clearly?~The illusion of rank and riches blinds
 4    4, 6 |      exponent of mere opinion or illusion. It begins with a long discussion
 5    4, 9 |          the effect of sleep and illusion and fancy?~In like manner
 6    4, 9 |         escape from the cloud of illusion;~Laughter will overpower
 7    5, 10|        the midst of the world of illusion.~He thus interpreted the
 8    5, 10|         world of eye-fascinating illusion~Seduced from the right path
 9    5, 10|       mountains,~in the flood of illusion and vain imaginations.~The
10    5, 10|        man of conviction escapes illusion;~He does not mistake his
11    5, 10|         to pieces in this sea of illusion.~Then follows an anecdote
12    5, 13|         you will indulge in vain illusion,~Which has seized you by