Part,  Chapter

1   II,  IV|    eagerly upon Musset, the poet of youth. He took the volume
2   II,  IV|   of day; those verses of a poet who above all mankind was
3   II,  IV|      and he threw aside the poet with an impatient movement,
4   II,  IV|     spread its tail and the poet write verses. Quick and
5   II,  VI| romance, of a young unknown poet she never had seen, but