Part,  Chapter

 1   II,  I |    from my eyes, slow, small,~burning. Oh, those first tears,
 2   II,  I |  plane-trees spreads over the burning sidewalks,~making a curious
 3   II,  IV| probing his heart, he felt it burning with affection for a woman
 4   II,  V |   palpitating as if something burning shook within his breast.
 5   II,  V |     chatted in low tones.~The burning air made one pant at the
 6   II,  VI|      have a cup of tea. And a burning rage made him suffer terribly.~
 7   II,  VI|    death. I belong to it as a burning house belongs to the fire.”~
 8   II,  VI|   that moment? She now felt a burning regret at having let him
 9   II,  VI|        joined together by the burning contact of their hands.
10   II,  VI|      the man dying, was their burning love, their love turned