Part,  Chapter

1    I,  III|   have been imprisoned in her throat since her mother’s youth.
2   II,  I  |     if they had claws, and my throat was so choked that I~could
3   II,  II |  knife had been thrust in her throat. The anguish of having known
4   II,  II |     every moment she felt her throat swelling with sobs and her
5   II,  V  | seized him! He felt it in his throat, in his breast, in all his
6   II,  V  |     tissues of the cheeks and throat, and the multiplication
7   II,  VI |       he did not deny it; his throat swelled with a spasm of
8   II,  VI |      which seemed to rasp his throat in passing. Only his fingers