Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III | absorbed in that of Gascon poet. Whether he imagined that
2        I,  VII |   again beholding what the poet has called:~“The kind companion
3       II,  XI  |   pale radiance” which the poet Corneille has described.~
4       II,  XVII|   of genius to complete. A poet he had left the earth, and
5       II,  XVII|  had left the earth, and a poet he must return.~Count Timascheff’