Part,  Chapter

1    I,  IV|  overlooking the immense garden inclosed in glass, where the works
2   II,  II|  slightly damp air of the room, inclosed by the thick walls of the
3   II,  II|       planted with apple-trees, inclosed by the park, the vegetable-garden,
4   II,  V | oppressed him; all his life was inclosed therein—his life as an artist,
5   II,  V |        frame her whole face was inclosed, like a face of days gone