Part, Chapter

1         I,II |  little confidence in~his own lights, he consulted a celebrated
2         I,IV | window on the staircase which lights the landing; to these four~
3         I,V  |      the~nervous fluid, which lights a brazier in the midriff
4         I,VI |       it was necessary to use lights in open day. The embryo~
5         I,VI |       due to progress and the lights of science. We advance;
6         I,VII|    day began to~dawn, the wax lights paled, the players joined
7         I,II |   whole life, looking for the lights of her~contradiction, and