Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |    constraint, a sweet sadness, that appeal of a struggling soul, of
2    I,  III| recollections, long buried.~But this appeal, continued, incessant, intangible,
3   II,  II |             her mother, a despairing appeal penetrating under the marble
4   II,  II |           from her came the powerful appeal of long habit. He even realized
5   II,  III|             Heaven the cause for her appeal, treating God with the same