Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I |   hand toward her as if to gather fruit, but without feeling
2   II,  I | for a little~friendship. I gather up my crumbs, but they do
3   II,  I | from this man, in order to gather round him that almost tangible
4   II,  II| had liked to cultivate and gather flowers; then she went to
5   II,  II|    left them frequently to gather wild flowers beside the
6   II,  II|  bouquet so that she could gather another, he caught her by
7   II,  II| Annette went away again to gather more flowers. This time
8   II,  VI|   seemed to scatter and to gather love in that opera-house,