Chapter

1 Int|          of a master hand produced poetry, novels, romances and travels,
2 Int|        school boy learned to write poetry.~Vacation took the rhetorician
3 Int|           accumulated manuscripts, poetry, criticisms, plays, romances
4 I  |            with a sort of rational poetry, and by means of the fields,
5 IV |           awakening all the secret poetry of one’s soul. The gentle
6 IV |        formed part of this visible poetry that exhaled from the earth.~
7 IV |          of nothing as yet but the poetry of love, and was surprised.
8 VI | cheerfulness of the leaves and the poetry of the green grass, where
9 X  |        soul the chord of religious poetry that all women possess.