Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I |      eyes, flecked with almost imperceptible black points, like tiny
2    I,  II|       his entrance. Then by an imperceptible movement of cheek and eyebrow,
3   II,  II| tremble, and the earth exhaled imperceptible vapors which threw a light,
4   II,  II|       experienced one of those imperceptible emotions whose touch has
5   II,  V |    growing old, continuous and imperceptible, like that of cold or of
6   II,  V |   gliding of the hour, of that imperceptible race, maddening when we
7   II,  VI|   jealous of it; jealous in an imperceptible but continuous fashion,