Chapter

 1 II |         different ways; a~farmer took her in, and while she was
 2 II |          she did not commit. She took service on another farm
 3 II |           the manner in which he took snuff, his whole person,
 4 II |     Pont-~l'Eveque. But Felicite took no credit to herself, and
 5 II |         behind Liebard. Felicite took charge~of the little girl,
 6 II |          road was so bad that it took two hours to cover the eight
 7 II |         the~horses saddled.~ ~It took another thirty minutes to
 8 II |     action of the sea-baths. She took them in her little~chemise,
 9 III|     communion from the cure. She took it with the proper feeling,~
10 III|            In August, his father took him on a coasting-vessel.~ ~
11 III|        bewilderment. At last, he took a pencil and pointed out
12 III|         At last, at daylight she took the~diligence for Lisieux.~ ~
13 III|            After the ceremony it took three quarters of an hour
14 III|  Felicite and Madame Aubain also took out the skirts, the~handkerchiefs,
15 III|     being able~to keep the bird, took this means of getting rid
16 IV |       put Loulou in the~kitchen, took off his chain and let him
17 IV |        her right cheek; when~she took her hand away it was red,
18 IV | breakfast.~ ~A little later, she took Loulou and holding him up
19 IV |  Felicite was blind now, and she took him and laid him against
20 V  |       turned with each step they took toward the Holy~Sacrament,