Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      II|     thrown in ecstasy around his neck. Someone had drawn up the
 2     I,      II|        his bride were around his neck, a fair head was thrust
 3     I,     III|        his little arms around my neck, and, leaning his soft cheek
 4     I,       V|        arms around the husband's neck, and, burying her face on
 5     I,      VI|       snake was coiled around my neck, and choked me. There is
 6    II,      II|     wings consisting of red, its neck of blue, and its breast
 7    II,      IV|     chain she had braided on his neck, said, "You are a great,
 8    II,     VII|        My hands went down on her neck, between the musculus cucullaris
 9    II,     VII| Malpighii; the white, sculptured neck only the regio nuchæ, and
10    II,     XII|        from an awful gash on his neck. "O, mon général!" sobbed
11    II,     XVI|      dangling at the back of his neck, and his waistcoat had lost
12    II,    XVII|      arms caressingly around his neck, laughing mischievously
13    II,    XVII|        other around his father's neck, and then he showered a