Chapter

 1 3|              her, and the lad's heart rose in~his throat as he felt
 2 5|               minutes later the~water rose, rose, rose and flooded
 3 5|         minutes later the~water rose, rose, rose and flooded his chest;
 4 5|           later the~water rose, rose, rose and flooded his chest; he
 5 5|          receive him."~ ~Des Lupeaulx rose, called the servant, said
 6 5|            talkers.~ ~As the minister rose from table, thinking of
 7 5|        parties, and--"~ ~The countess rose with some irritation.~ ~"
 8 6|              an hour. Madame Baudoyer rose and went away without giving
 9 7| stepping-stone?" he asked himself. He~rose, and went into Madame Rabourdin'
10 8|       Phellion. "My young friend" [he rose, a rare thing], "do you
11 8|       likewise~departed, des Lupeaulx rose with a mysterious air, stood