Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |     touched the papers, and lifted them to look underneath.~
2    I,  II |    suggested.~All eyes were lifted toward the portrait, apparently
3    I,  III|     on some anniversary; he lifted it, handled it, examining
4   II,  II |    and pressed against him, lifted her cheek to him, and as
5   II,  II |      that a weight had been lifted from her heart. But as she
6   II,  III|    the tips of his fingers, lifted her arms, having undoubtedly
7   II,  IV | tips of their fingers, then lifted them carefully, looked through
8   II,  V  |     speak to ourselves, she lifted toward the Divine martyr
9   II,  VI |      before the mirror, she lifted and twisted her hair without