Part,  Chapter

1   II,  I |          in that field, under the~rain, whose old face, which I
2   II,  I | sprinklers throw showers of white rain,~splashing the wooden pavement
3   II,  V |         it also with a sound like rain.~At every instant some newcomer
4   II,  VI|   gas-jets, veiled by the falling rain. The sidewalks gleamed,
5   II,  VI|           time. He let that sweet rain of caresses fall on him,