Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |       no mental exaltation, no intoxication of the senses; it awakened
 2    I,  II |   impressionists in a state of intoxication. Two of them are very fine.”~
 3    I,  II |       they are ignorant of the intoxication of tasting the joys of life
 4    I,  III|      away in a sort of nervous intoxication, which thrilled body and
 5   II,  II |        my being an unspeakable intoxication of longing to be yours,
 6   II,  IV |      with life, expressing his intoxication in fanfares of frank and
 7   II,  IV | through in a state of youthful intoxication. Three o’clock struck, and
 8   II,  IV |      of heat, of happiness, of intoxication; and the least details of
 9   II,  V  |    worldly success, the unique intoxication of glory, had caused him
10   II,  VI |        had for the future. The intoxication of the first feasts of life,
11   II,  VI |     with what exaltation, what intoxication of living and of adoring