Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |  unrolled itself before him. He recalled all its details, now long
2    I,  III|        this elegant little park recalled wild forests. It is the
3    I,  III| gestures, words, and kisses. He recalled certain days, certain hours,
4   II,  II |       well as on the one He had recalled to Himself.~She could not
5   II,  II |      heart? Perhaps? Which? She recalled, certainly, some little
6   II,  V  |     painted study hanging there recalled a success, each piece of
7   II,  V  |         had loved one woman. He recalled the evenings of exaltation,
8   II,  VI |     bruising a loving heart. He recalled all the painful impressions