Chapter

1 1  |        his eyes wander across the illusions composing a panorama of
2 1  |        Brocken. But these optical illusions, produced by weariness,
3 1  |          s prison and to drop our illusions. Although one has no belief
4 2  |         and dispelled my earliest illusions, the dearest of all. My
5 2  |          the wings of a throng of illusions, which have never stirred
6 2  |       thoroughly tore away all my illusions. If good breeding consists
7 3  | misleading optical conditions and illusions of perspective; a pine-tree
8 3  |     prescience is the ruin of our illusions. ~So Valentin, having taken
9 Epi|         she is here, the queen of illusions, a woman fleeting as a kiss,