Chapter

 1 VIII |       every notable spot on the lake of the~Four Cantons. The
 2 VIII |       effect of the boat on the lake. One of the young~men met
 3 VIII |        bedroom looking over the lake and the~mountains, and from
 4 VIII | sweeping reaches which, in this lake, are the admiration of every~
 5 IX   |       had~come to settle by the lake for her father's health,
 6 IX   |        hire boats to row on the~lake, or horses and guides to
 7 IX   |      during my residence by the lake to which I am condemned~
 8 IX   |       went out in a boat on the lake, round~and about the spit
 9 IX   | stillness was so perfect on~the lake and around the dwelling,
10 X    |          perhaps, shone on~this lake, the king of Swiss lakes.~ ~
11 X    |        have pitched me into the lake with a stone tied to~my
12 X    |      the~sublime scenery of the lake, and signed to him to be
13 XI   |    Francesca to come out on the lake. The Italian~accepted, no
14 XII  |    Parisian's~face, "is not the Lake of Geneva quite as good
15 XII  |     Geneva quite as good as the Lake of~Lucerne?"~ ~"But allow
16 XIII |  Attracted to the waters of the lake where the beautiful~Italian
17 XIII |        one of the finest on the lake. It is situated between
18 XIII |              Yes, monsieur, our lake is so fine! Lord Byron lived
19 XIII |        follows the shore of the lake, and, like all~the roads
20 XIII |      them a wide expanse of the lake.~ ~"My wife is faithful
21 XIV  |        arises abruptly from the~lake, and were leaning over the
22 XIV  |       is a wide prospect of the~lake. Watching her as she slowly
23 XVIII|    arrival at your villa on the Lake of Geneva. For eleven years~
24 XVIII|     Even to your boating on the lake every~incident touched me.
25 XIX  |         dam he made a beautiful lake, and below it two cascades;
26 XIX  |    Watteville thus obtained the lake above his dam he~was owner
27 XIX  |         lakes! /She/ lives by a lake! A lake is certainly~full
28 XIX  |         She/ lives by a lake! A lake is certainly~full of love!"
29 XIX  |         love!" she thought.~ ~A lake fed by snows has opalescent
30 XX   |    prime minister Modinier. The lake was about six acres in~breadth,
31 XX   |      the ground occupied by the lake was~appropriated by the
32 XXVI |     water and~carry it into the lake. The village did not appeal,
33 XXVI |         there was a view of the~lake.~ ~"Listen, dear Abbe,"
34 XXVI |   balance, and slipped into the lake, which, of course,~was deepest
35 XXVI |      buried on an island in the lake at les~Rouxey, where the