Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |        the Eure, made a special study of all questions of agricultural
2    I,  I  |    leaning over for a searching study of his model’s pose; then
3    I,  II | everything, but see nothing and study nothing; they are near science,
4   II,  I  |      has become~depopulated, my study has become powerless and
5   II,  III|       to prepare his canvas and study his subject, so that he
6   II,  III|    better.~The desire to make a study after his little friend
7   II,  IV |      the intimacy, observation, study, and affection of women,
8   II,  V  |         as a man. Every painted study hanging there recalled a
9   II,  VI |          I want you to choose a study that I have intended for