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 1  I, 2  |           branches of the leafless trees birds roosted motionless,
 2  I, 2  |        could see, and the tufts of trees round the farms at long
 3  I, 2  |       sloped upwards, planted with trees set out symmetrically, and
 4  I, 2  |      during a thaw the bark of the trees in the yard was oozing,
 5  I, 3  |          five months ago. The pear trees were already in blossom,
 6  I, 4  |          seen from far between the trees, putting his arm around
 7  I, 5  |            the deep lanes that the trees bent over as in arbours,
 8  I, 6  |         seeks red fruit for you on trees taller than steeples, or
 9  I, 6  |         often show us at once palm trees and firs, tigers on the
10  I, 7  |            in the perfume of lemon trees; then in the evening on
11  I, 7  |    branches, and the trunks of the trees, uniform, and planted in
12  I, 7  |          little garden. Now cherry trees did not thrive at Vaubyessard;
13  I, 8  |      grazing among groups of large trees set out at regular intervals,
14  I, 8  |            the background amid the trees rose in two parallel lines
15  I, 8  |           a blouse under the apple trees, and she saw herself again
16  I, 9  |        warm weather, when the pear trees began to blossom, she suffered
17 II, 1  | distilleries scattered under thick trees, with ladders, poles, or
18 II, 3  |         horns against the trunk of trees. The two, side by side walked
19 II, 8  |         field from the row of open trees to the banquet tent.~But
20 II, 9  |        glimmering in the moon, the trees in the garden swaying before
21 II, 9  |            into the air. Clumps of trees here and there stood out
22 II, 9  |            confused patches of the trees that were grey, fawn, or
23 II, 9  |      seemed to come forth from the trees; she felt her heart, whose
24 II, 9  |          felt stunned; she saw the trees, the paths, the ditches,
25 II, 10 |          one windy night among the trees. The harvest has not been
26 II, 12 |           ships, forests of citron trees, and cathedrals of white
27 II, 15 |            the actors, the painted trees that shook when anyone walked,
28 III, 3 |            tar rose up between the trees; there were large fatty
29 III, 3 |            time that they had seen trees, a blue sky, meadows; that
30 III, 5 |          in the mist. The leafless trees on the boulevards made violet
31 III, 5 |           bells, the murmur of the trees, and the rumbling of the
32 III, 6 |         the privet hedges to plant trees in the beds. This did not
33 III, 8 |       recognised the thickets, the trees, the sea-rushes on the hill,
34 III, 8 |        between the branches of the trees. In the midst of each of
35 III, 10|     country; the sky was blue, the trees swayed; a flock of sheep
36 III, 10|       cross rose always before the trees.~The women followed in black
37 III, 10|          enclosure of walls, where trees here and there formed black