Chapter

 1 I   |       may conquer and come back quickly to us, - soon, very soon, -
 2 I   | hurrying from one to another as quickly as his aged limbs could
 3 I   |       it, yet incomparably more quickly. For that long darkness
 4 II  |        my sleeve that dries too quickly;~'Tis not the same with
 5 III | wonderful. It vanishes much too quickly to be found fault with.
 6 VI  |         father's death came too quickly. Eight days after father'
 7 VII |      the man of Chicago is more quickly recognized than the New
 8 VIII|        be recalled the word too quickly spoken:~Therefore with Emma'
 9 VIII|     their boat is Jigoku.2~Blow quickly, thou river-wind, - blow
10 IX  |        individualities, whether quickly or slowly, - we learn that