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1 1 |        which rises a bouquet of trees planted~by the hands of
2 1 | bordered with cordons of fruit-~trees, which the man-of-all-work,
3 7 |      the bark~has peeled. These trees, victims of hurricanes,
4 7 |    court-yard where she planted trees.~ ~The arrangement of the
5 9 |    ruddy light chequered by the~trees; the air was still; twilight,
6 10|      here; /her/ eyes saw those trees!What a~lovely road!" he
7 11|     were gazing into a clump of trees with a stupefied air.~ ~
8 14|     curiosity of Croisic, where trees have never grown,~is three
9 14|      same fruits from~different trees. Beatrix was at this moment