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 1 1 |       greater virtue among those~rocks than at Boulogne or Dieppe)
 2 7 |          fringe upon the granite rocks as if the better to~bring
 3 7 |        go to Croisic and see the rocks and the dunes and the salt-~
 4 10|       stockings soiled~among the rocks as she had jumped from the
 5 11|      Croisic. There are splendid rocks there, cascades of~granite,
 6 12|          hand in hand,~among the rocks and beside the sea; your
 7 14|        sprang forward toward the rocks, leaving him to~follow with
 8 14|          the sea side by granite rocks~the shapes of which are
 9 14|     primeval Nature. Perhaps the rocks of~Croisic have the same
10 14|   effects, nor even the basaltic~rocks of the northern seas can
11 14|          harbor, on the point of rocks that~runs farthest into
12 14|       base lie~several scattered rocks, just reaching the surface
13 14|      more to be feared, upon the~rocks.~ ~This gigantic sentinel
14 14|      neither at the sea,~nor the rocks, nor the plain of Croisic.~ ~"
15 14|         horrible violence on the rocks. The eyes of her~poor victim
16 14|      along the shore beneath the rocks, they came upon one of~those
17 14| searching for shells among those rocks, exchanging pebbles of which
18 16|         have not returned to the rocks at Croisic since the day
19 16|      vanes of Les Touches to the rocks of Croisic, against~which
20 18|          torrent foaming against rocks of opposition and~of coquetry,
21 21|         me,~all my virtues, were rocks on which my happiness is
22 21|       paths you will always find rocks of stumbling."~ ~"I have