Chapter

 1 I  |    mother would never have reached~Marseille," he said, addressing
 2 II |   fearful zigzag before it reached the~upper regions of the
 3 II |    gestures. She presently reached~Ginevra, under the influence
 4 III|   quicker than he, Ginevra~reached it, and barred his way.~ ~ ~"
 5 IV |  she said to him when they reached the door of the~house.~ ~"
 6 IV | lodging.~ ~By the time she reached home, Ginevra had attained
 7 V  |  court-yard; and when they reached the great hall where the
 8 V  |   to the church. When they reached a dark little~chapel in
 9 V  |    to the mason, when~they reached the church porch. "No two
10 V  |  modest apartment was soon reached; and there, when the door
11 VI |   was almost night when he reached his wretched room. He entered