Part,  Chapter

1    I,  IV| administering the last rites to a dying man; harvesters, rivers,
2   II,  I |        really end by going mad or dying, if~one could not weep.
3   II,  V |           I cannot doubt it. I am dying of it, but I wish to know
4   II,  VI|      features resemble those of a dying man. He, whom she had seen
5   II,  VI|         she looked as if she were dying, too; and he was silent.~
6   II,  VI|        woman standing and the man dying, was their burning love,
7   II,  VI|         trouble him.~The fire was dying out on the hearth, under