Chapter

 1 I  | lighted Felicite's room, which looked out upon the meadows.~ ~
 2 I  |       she was twenty-five, she~looked forty. After she had passed
 3 II |      sloping yard; and the sea looked like a grey spot~in the
 4 II |     were of unequal~thickness, looked like brown velvet and could
 5 III|   which were long grasses that looked like the hair of corpses~
 6 III|        beds. But Madame Aubain looked them over as little~as possible.
 7 IV |      chosen few were admitted, looked like a~chapel and a second-hand
 8 IV |       Opposite the window that looked~out into the garden, a bull'
 9 IV |    visit his~mother.~ ~But she looked down upon the customs of
10 IV | integrity arose. Madame Aubain looked over her accounts and soon~
11 IV |       in her chest; her tongue looked as if it were coated~with
12 IV |      nice for poor Loulou!~She looked at him in despair and implored
13 V  |        but his blue head which looked~like a piece of lapis-lazuli.~ ~