Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | amusement or occupation that winter, as she was in mourning;
2    I,  III| evenings, the cold breath of winter nights, revived within him
3   II,  IV |   these sports of autumn and winter, they thought the country
4   II,  V  |    woods at the beginning of winter. All that dead foliage crackled
5   II,  V  |    had said to herself every winter, every spring, and every