Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  | desire arises like a gust of wind, carrying the will before
2    I,  III|    the other, as if the keen wind had flicked them like a
3   II,  II |    think that the capricious wind of heaven was blowing through
4   II,  V  |  sail to float away when the wind turns.~He was drifting,
5   II,  V  |     waves under the gusts of wind.~This was one of those days
6   II,  V  |  detached by a long blast of wind. Their red and yellow carpet
7   II,  V  | blown by puffs of the rising wind.~Suddenly a sort of roaring
8   II,  V  |  same time a furious gust of wind that seemed to come from
9   II,  V  |   tops of the buildings. The wind chased them like a flock,