Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |     philosophy, according to his state of mind that day.~She was
 2    I,  I |          painter had reached the state of emotion that is necessary
 3    I,  I | Decidedly I am in a very strange state of mind.”~The clock struck,
 4    I,  II|     artists, impressionists in a state of intoxication. Two of
 5    I,  II|  connoisseur commissioned by the State having the value of that
 6   II,  I |    condition and~threw me into a state of over-excitement that
 7   II,  IV|        worked myself into such a state for so insignificant a cause.”~
 8   II,  IV|        that would respond to his state of exaltation and expectancy.
 9   II,  IV|          the volume through in a state of youthful intoxication.
10   II,  VI|         of it! You are in a fine state to-day.”~“I promise you
11   II,  VI|     sighed: “Here I am in a fine state!”~“How did it happen?” she