Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      II|       the midst of them, made a picture of terrible sublimity.~ ~
 2     I,     III|     morning light, the horrible picture looked ghastlier still,
 3     I,      IV|     paper will appear with your picture in front to-morrow, and,
 4     I,      IV|     Dumany's real home, was his picture gallery, containing works
 5     I,       V|    sketch after sketch.~ ~"That picture we must secure, at whatever
 6     I,      IX|         excited over this ideal picture of happiness. "I speak of
 7     I,      IX| statuette is a Praxiteles; this picture a Guido Reni; Benvenuto
 8     I,    XIII|       the lady had finished her picture, and then she released me
 9     I,    XIII|        had been included in the picture. I laughed also as I looked
10    II,       I|    acting, and never at rest; a picture of the entire little personage.~ ~
11    II,    XVII|       all my life have I seen a picture more lovely and beautiful