Part,  Chapter

1    I,  II|      manikins who produce the effect and make the gesture of
2    I,  IV| rivers, a sunset, a moonlight effect—in short, samples of everything
3    I,  IV|   that nothing has a stronger effect on an artist than tender
4    I,  IV|       but her face showed the effect of this regime. The plump
5    I,  IV|      daylight she produced an effect that was slightly artificial,
6   II,  I | foreheads.~The food shows the effect of heat—the melon growing
7   II,  II|      consciousness it had the effect of a gnawing trouble that
8   II,  VI|     and exaggerating them for effect, now pretended to be revolutionists