Chapter

 1 III|      the left-hand~side of the church, filled the stalls of the
 2 III|       and the~stillness of the church.~ ~As for the dogma, she
 3 III|     when they were leaving the church and~their wooden shoes clattered
 4 III| presented herself early at the church so as to~receive communion
 5 III|    would come on Sunday, after church, with ruddy cheeks and bared~
 6 III|     tie his cravat and walk to church with him, leaning on~his
 7 III|         Felicite rushed to the church to light a candle. Then
 8 III|        the return~of the great church holidays: Easter, Assumption,
 9 IV |        very loud voice even in church. Although her sins might~
10 IV |     altars in the street.~ ~In church, she always gazed at the
11 V  |      people were coming out of church.~Felicite's delirium subsided.
12 V  |     first the custodian of the church~with his halberd, then the