Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |      please that I sweat blood and water to make her happy, is precisely~
 2         I,IV |          lion's mouth less to~give water than to ask it from the
 3         I,VI |   mellifluous! Some give you clear water soured with lemon, and~the
 4         I,VI |            always thirsty. We must water the seed if we want flowers.
 5         I,VII|          threw a few drops of cold water into the boiling~delight
 6         I,I  |         open when he turned on the~water,--for Claparon was now repeating
 7         I,IV | exhilarating balm infused into the water offered by the angel to~
 8         I,V  |            human speech slips like water from a duck's back,--a~judge!~ ~"
 9         I,VI |            who has fallen into the water and is willing~to sink to
10         I,VII|     prosperous painter,~seeing the water trickling into the room