Chapter

1 1|  First of all, the stranger compared the three galleries which
2 1| wait on your erratic whims, compared with the magnificent power
3 1|     world within your soul, compared with the immeasurable joys
4 1|   of the banquet might been compared in every way to a rendering
5 2| hopes that thrilled me as I compared new works, that the public
6 2|   of Rossini was as nothing compared with those words. But to
7 3|   its movements can only be compared with the flight of birds;
8 3|  flower-pot; you might have compared it to a big tobacco-pipe.