Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |         small arguments, precise, clear, and sure; he now felt himself
 2    I,  II | information thus gleaned an easy, clear, and good-natured rendering
 3    I,  II |         the sudden prompting of a clear judgment, ordinarily obscured
 4    I,  III|         peace of his studio, with clear eye, lucid mind, enthusiastic,
 5   II,  II |         this dark vision with its clear and brilliant face. Then
 6   II,  II |        morning in order to give a clear field to the players, and,
 7   II,  III|       work, without having a very clear idea as to what this mysterious
 8   II,  III|          I entreat you to be more clear.”~Then, slowing raising
 9   II,  IV |       that springing of beautiful clear life, by that essence of
10   II,  VI |          glowed a vivid girdle of clear fire which filled the room