Book, Chapter

1  Int,   2|    than the relator of what takes place. When Goethe had conceived
2    2,  50| minute to himself, he never takes his eyes from his tablets;
3    3,  87|  his fortune to the sea and takes his gains,~ The warrior,
4    3,  93|     ends all. Still another takes brands from the altars,~
5    4, 127|   his bosom; then, weeping, takes leave of his threshold~And
6    5, 160|  was a godsend -- , now she takes it and gives it to some