Chapter

 1 Int| romanticism, stories of human beings, simple and logical, like
 2 Int|        all things, all living beings.”~Such appears to me to
 3 Int| fragments of oneself to other beings! ... It is strange to suffer
 4 Int|       analyzing the imaginary beings that float through my imagination.
 5 II |       the hearts of the first beings, and that will awaken the
 6 III|      they the two predestined beings whose affection, blending
 7 V  |       shocks of these vibrant beings, excited at nothing, whom
 8 IX |     see without delay the two beings in the world whom she loved
 9 IX |      to stir the sap in human beings as well as in plants. Jeanne
10 XI |      one thought of the three beings who surrounded him, and
11 XI |   courtesan.~The three lonely beings discussed the best plan