Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|    their ears.~“Ah, there is music at the club to-day, it seems,”
 2    I,  III|   his desk with his bow; the music began.~Olivier adored music
 3    I,  III|  music began.~Olivier adored music as an opium-eater adores
 4   II,  II |      the dawn, or listens to music, with thrills of delight
 5   II,  IV |    here.”~He obeyed, and the music began. It was the music
 6   II,  IV |      music began. It was the music of the distant past, graceful
 7   II,  IV | vexed with me. You know that music hypnotizes me; it drinks
 8   II,  IV |     but listened also to the music, that he might taste two
 9   II,  IV |   him, for whenever he heard music it remained in his brain
10   II,  IV |     reveries that seemed the music itself in a dream, but in
11   II,  VI |      the National Academy of Music, squatted under the black
12   II,  VI |  irresistible mystery of the music that penetrates our bodies,
13   II,  VI |   the libretto, through that music which awakens profound perception
14   II,  VI |    house, for never had that music, which seems like the breath