Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |        a flowered waistcoat, a peasant's jacket, three coarse~shirts
 2         I,II | thought of Touraine, where~the peasant works at his ease, where
 3         I,II | manners, the gentle and~modest peasant had an air and manner which
 4         I,II |   dulled the brightness of his~peasant complexion. His abundant
 5         I,II |  happiness of the poor parvenu peasant as he listened to his charming~
 6         I,II |      ingenuous craftiness of a~peasant. The strength of his body,
 7         I,IV |   built. Her feet betrayed the peasant origin of her father and~
 8         I,VII|        Saint-Louis, and a poor peasant~lad coming from Touraine
 9         I,I  | constitution of the Tourangian peasant triumphed;~his head grew
10         I,V  | turning back to the~Tourangian peasant days.~ ~Pillerault pressed