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 1 1 |   sunshine, where it gilds the sands and shimmers on the~breast
 2 6 |   without~difficulty, over the sands to Les Touches. Workmen
 3 7 |       road, and is lost in the sands beyond it.~ ~The grayish
 4 7 |       of botanic nature;~those sands where the eye is soothed
 5 7 | reflected by the~water, by the sands, whitened the village of
 6 7 |       and looking out~upon the sands, the sea and the marshes.~ ~
 7 8 |        see everywhere,in those sands gleaming in the sun,~in
 8 12|        sea; your step upon the sands of my~old Brittany will
 9 13|      sun was glittering on the sands~of the shore. Their souls
10 14|     sun~falling plumb upon the sands, produced an atmosphere
11 14|     dunes. Beatrix thought~the sands delightful; she spied the
12 18|        from Guerande~and those sands of Croisic.~ ~August 25th.~ ~