Part,  Chapter

 1     I,     III|     penetrating odour arose and drove us away from the horrible
 2     I,      XI|     from Dumányfalva. Siegfried drove me over, and my own brand-new
 3     I,    XIII|   surprise. My friend Siegfried drove up to my house, sprang from
 4    II,       I| beautiful wood through which we drove - all of giant larch trees
 5    II,      VI|         soul."~ ~Next morning I drove over to the county seat,
 6    II,     VII|     naturally as possible.~ ~We drove through Siegfried's game-park,
 7    II,    VIII|        rôle of the Messiah, Who drove out the demons by the touch
 8    II,      IX|      one of the great portals I drove with Flamma; from the other,
 9    II,      XI|       answer.~ ~I left her, and drove over to the county town
10    II,      XI|        fame-hunting tyrants who drove their innocent, peace-loving