Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |       tendencies, he had painted living men, but in a way that showed
 2    I,  III|         she felt in seeing those living dolls, decked out in their
 3    I,  III|         of earth, reanimated all living creatures, and had wound
 4    I,  IV |        and women as to suggest a living pate. Everyone there laughed,
 5   II,  II |        and the soft silence, the living silence of that vast space,
 6   II,  III|        light, appearing like the living sister of the painting.~“
 7   II,  V  |       see her again, to find her living again, such as he had loved
 8   II,  VI |   another, seeing her from afar, living, happy, loved and loving,
 9   II,  VI |    seemed heavy to her, painful, living, at the same time dead,
10   II,  VI | exaltation, what intoxication of living and of adoring some one,