Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |       dazzled him with a charming vision of grace and elegance.~On
2    I,  III|          to him, interrupted this vision, which three times he began
3    I,  III|        two faces imprinted on his vision.~Silence followed; then
4    I,  III|           more pleasure, when the vision is clearer and more comprehensive,
5   II,  II |            marveling at this dark vision with its clear and brilliant
6   II,  III|          might realize her poetic vision one day or other; whereas
7   II,  IV |           thought of Annette, the vision of her face bent beside
8   II,  VI | surrounded by men and women. This vision, too, made him jealous.~