Index for Robert Walser's Robber

I picked up the Spring 2008 issue (# 29) of Cabinet Magazine for a piece on Roger Caillois' Writing of Stones. I was surprised to find in the issue Helen Mirra's incredible "index" for Walser's Der Rauber.

The explanation: "Artist Helen Mirra, who has previously indexed volumes by W. G. Sebald, William James, John Dewey, and Jane Adams, started compiling her index of the novella last January while doing research at the Walser Archive in Zurich."

Who knew an index could make me so happy?

Entries through "benignness":

Aare, the, 34

adaptability, innate, 100

adventurer, would-be, 6

adventurers, quietest of, 5

anxiety,
  inexplicable, 52
  noble feelings of, 84

approval, show of, as related to a spoon, 11

arms, 102, 112
  freckled, 37

arrogance, to take refuge behind, 96

attic, 24, 34
  room, irregularly constructed, 15

audacity, sky-blue, 12

authorization, dubious, 40

bashfulness, feigned; as the simplest
  solution, 123

bed, 69, 77, 105, 113, 124, 128
  hard as a board, 46
  not yet made-up, 68
  of moss, 132
  of pure superlatives, 23

belief, that life turns green, smiles
  and bleeds, and that it is the first of
  all things, and that it becomes, per-
  haps, after years in which little or
  nothing is believed in, the last
  as well, and that this is connected
  to the development of buds, 126

bench, 65, 74, 121
  woodland, 2

benignness, as dangerous, 91


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7/23/08 update: I bought this issue of Cabinet after finding a series of posts by Lauren at Letters from a Librarian. Read her posts on Caillois et al here: one, two, three.