Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|         revive thus his extinct emotions?~“It is growing a little
 2    I,  IV |       that he had touched their emotions, or when they ceased to
 3   II,  I  |      which were the first sweet emotions of our heart. To her~alone
 4   II,  II |   mail-carrier, who saw so many emotions through the city streets
 5   II,  II | rekindling the embers of cooled emotions, she mingled, without his
 6   II,  II |      one of those imperceptible emotions whose touch has been so
 7   II,  IV | reawakening of old feelings, of emotions sleeping since the beginning
 8   II,  IV |         who usually touched his emotions, and fell eagerly upon Musset,
 9   II,  IV |       to the influence of these emotions, which he knew were powerful
10   II,  V  |         the mysterious world of emotions and of love. She had opened
11   II,  V  |    things to him, the forgotten emotions of early days. Suddenly