Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |      painful entered into this fever of the blood which by contagion
2    I,  III| entering body and mind, like a fever; and he began to think after
3    I,  IV |        clasped in his, and the fever of his spirit would suddenly
4   II,  IV |       him with its intolerable fever. What should he do until
5   II,  IV |   would not come to him, for a fever coursed in his veins, and
6   II,  V  |    with his being on fire with fever. The joy of happy love,
7   II,  VI |     with a poetic and sensuous fever, mingling with the limpid
8   II,  VI |   scene. Immediately a sort of fever of love seemed to spread
9   II,  VI |        said the Countess, in a fever.~He tore off the envelope,