Part,  Chapter

1    I,  IV |    opinions with them. He was oppressed by a certain uneasiness,
2   II,  I  |       I~reach the street I am oppressed by anguish, like the fear
3   II,  III|    her reading.~His heart was oppressed, his fingers trembled; he
4   II,  III| looked at them, his own heart oppressed with an incomprehensible
5   II,  V  |    The walls of the apartment oppressed him; all his life was inclosed
6   II,  V  |       her efforts.~Everything oppressed her at the same time—her
7   II,  VI |     the Countess’s lips; then oppressed with a choking that stopped