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 1 III |      take away that towel,~draw back the curtains, put those
 2 III |       deep chair, whose rounded back~screened him from draughts,
 3 V   |         her brother.~"We may go back to the dancing."~ ~"I am
 4 V   |     that~he obliged him to fall back on to the grassy bank which
 5 V   | Kergarouet saw his niece coming back to them with every~sign
 6 VII |         man's passion, and held back by a wish~to know and test
 7 VII |      they slowly made their way back to~rejoin the company. Mademoiselle
 8 VII |      voice.~ ~Emilie turned her back upon him with amazing insolence.
 9 VII |         Emilie, seated with her back to the horses, could not~
10 VIII|       business that he might be back by four o'clock in the country~
11 VIII|         he~added, as he led her back to her old uncle. "I shall
12 VIII|        had just given her lover back twenty times as much~tenderness