Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |       the object of the last and passionate affection of her grandmother,
 2    I,  I |      order to intimate all these passionate and high-souled thoughts
 3    I,  I |         rare, unique, poetic and passionate being, the dream of whom
 4    I,  I |        her, on the contrary, the passionate, persistent attachment of
 5   II,  II|       with the elegant pose, the passionate attention, and professional
 6   II,  IV|     little tender remnant of the passionate attachment he had had for
 7   II,  IV|      himself assailed by all the passionate expectancy that transforms
 8   II,  IV|   studying them with knowing and passionate attention. When they had
 9   II,  V | companionship which a common and passionate love for horses naturally
10   II,  V |      loved the mother, through a passionate impulse of voluntary servitude;
11   II,  V |          his heart that strange, passionate animosity into which love
12   II,  V |        of the young girl and the passionate impulses of the young woman.