Part,  Chapter

1      I,       I| anteroom, which led, through heavily curved antique sliding-doors,
2    III,      II|   across his brow and sighed heavily; then he rose to his feet.~ ~"
3    III,      IV|      only it did not rain so heavily - "~ ~"I will let you take
4    III,      IV|      rain was not falling so heavily when they arrived at the
5     IV,      II|  clung to his arm and sighed heavily.~ ~"Why do you sigh, Marie?
6     IV,     III|     prison, where time hangs heavily on one's hands."~ ~"But
7      V,     III|  quivering frame, and sighed heavily.~ ~"Oh, Marie! To think
8     VI,       I| dying." He paused to breathe heavily for several moments, then
9      X,      II|      where the cherry-trees, heavily laden with fruit, rose above