Part,  Chapter

 1      I,      II|  returned. For the use of the things we have borrowed from you
 2     II,      II|       has been placed for the things they have bought. But they
 3     II,     III| astounding of all the strange things about the mysterious castle.
 4    III,      II|   that way! Thou knowest many things thou hast not yet tried.
 5    III,     III|       dream again of horrible things. The heavy rain beat against
 6     IV,       I|     was quite in the order of things that the baroness should
 7     IV,      II|      it quite in the order of things.~ ~"And don't I love you?"
 8     IV,     III|    lad. We learn to make such things in prison, where time hangs
 9     VI,      VI|     on their hind legs.~ ~The things had been brought over from
10    VII,      II|     of the existence of these things. And now, Katharina, let