Part,  Chapter

1    I,  III| originality than when he was younger, the sight of his heavy
2    I,  III| steel, they boasted of being younger in every way than the enervated
3    I,  III|    these gray-beards, as the younger members of the club called
4    I,  III|   made him feel twenty years younger, filling his breast with
5   II,  I  |  miss you. Never, even in my younger days, have you been my all,~
6   II,  II |   changed. Yes, it has grown younger, perhaps. Once it was twenty;
7   II,  VI | painters of talent, whom the younger ones do not treat as masters;