Chapter

 1 II |    girl, very simply dressed, sat at some distance from her~
 2 II |      seemed so great that she sat down before her~easel, opened
 3 II |  curtain a little."~ ~Then he sat down near Laure, whose work
 4 II |   before their easels, Servin sat down~beside Ginevra.~ ~"
 5 III|    the spot where the~soldier sat, so that his noble, blanched
 6 III| girlhood. During this~day she sat more than once with her
 7 III|       work. The first time he sat~down beside her to contemplate
 8 III|     in bad taste. She usually sat~passive, buried in a low
 9 IV |      to marry."~ ~The old man sat down, after raising his
10 IV |       at~her father; reproach sat enthroned on that innocent
11 IV |      curiosity. The strangers~sat down, after being invited
12 V  |    mayor's arrival.~ ~Ginevra sat down beside Luigi at the
13 V  |      abandonment in which she sat there.~Love poured down
14 V  |     an angle of the room. She sat down upon a divan,~drew
15 VI |    from Ginevra's face as she sat sleeping in~her chair, and
16 VI |       the present moment they sat there silent, like two persons