Chapter

1 III| wine-presses, all those~familiar things which the Scriptures mention,
2 III|     mistress was right,~as these things were beyond her sphere.
3 III|          In order to learn these things, she questioned~Monsieur
4 III|          sun fell on the piteous things,~disclosing their spots
5 IV |    reached her intelligence. All things moved silently, like ghosts.
6 IV |     death of Virginia; all these things came~back to her at once,
7 IV |     devotional and~heterogeneous things. The door could not be opened
8 IV |    Monsieur's old coats. All the things which Madame Aubain discarded,~
9 IV |         contrary to the order of things, and absolutely monstrous