Chapter

 1 II |  run away.~ ~Presently he began to speak of the harvest
 2 II | hammers, and presently he began to~gallop! Felicite turned
 3 II | what followed; the horses began to trot, the donkey to~gallop,
 4 II | could see, but where land began,~it was limited by the downs
 5 II |  passed the beacons, they began to ply~to windward. The
 6 II |  thou";--and, as Virginia~began to cough and the season
 7 III| Dei; the boys' procession~began; behind them came the girls.
 8 III|    she grew impatient and began~to pace to and fro, from
 9 III|   reached for his map and began some explanations~concerning
10 III|   Autumn passed. Felicite began to reassure~Madame Aubain.
11 IV | stuck to her gums and she began to vomit; and~on the following
12 V  | parrot.~ ~Her death agony began. A rattle that grew more