Part,  Chapter

1    I,  III|       wandering odors—of streets, fields, houses, furniture, sweet
2   II,  II | perspective opening to the yellow fields, illuminated as far as the
3   II,  II |       before Olivier, in the open fields, in the heat of August,
4   II,  II |        phrases shouted across the fields, from one meadow to another,
5   II,  II |        milky mist that bathed the fields the horizon appeared illimitable,
6   II,  II |     having imbibed the air of the fields and lived in the grass,
7   II,  II |         by the broad light of the fields the ineffaceable marks of
8   II,  IV |         profound contempt for the fields. Rocdiane and Landa, to