Chapter

 1 Int |   sublime spectacle of nature, put off as long as possible
 2 I   |        that she had omitted to put her calendar in her travelling
 3 I   |     brought a heap of wraps to put over their knees and two
 4 I   |     hundred francs and quietly put them in her pocket. This
 5 VI  |        and everything had been put away, the little maid left
 6 VI  |     that flooded her room. She put on a dressing gown and ran
 7 VI  |        the farmers’ wives soon put in an appearance. They went
 8 VI  |       that the horses had been put in the stable.~They had
 9 VII |       friend, perhaps we could put it out to nurse?”~He cut
10 VII |        mistress.~The child was put out to nurse at a neighbor’
11 VII |       bed. Twice she got up to put fresh logs on the fire and
12 VII |        then that she was being put to bed and rubbed with hot
13 VII |   puffing and distracted.~They put her back into bed, and she
14 VII |       as he used to do when he put her to sleep with stories,
15 VII |        do nothing rash. Try to put up with your husband until
16 VIII|    suffering, and we would not put off coming to see you as
17 VIII|   after buying a cow, saying: “Put it there, M’sieu le Baron;
18 IX  |        to see his visitors. He put some wood on the fire, sent
19 IX  |    leave. The marquise herself put an end to the visit naturally
20 IX  |     mind, trying to reason, to put two and two together, to
21 IX  |      on a chair beside her and put back, one by one, her “relics,”
22 IX  |        should be undressed and put to bed,” said the priest.~
23 IX  |      whispered to him: “Do not put yourself out, monsieur;
24 IX  |     was all; no signature.~She put back the letter without
25 X   |    Gilberte, and he desired to put a stop to them at all costs.~
26 X   |       helping him to fight, to put an end to the evil in her
27 X   |   comte then kneeling upright, put his eye to the bottom of
28 XI  |       sitting down beside her, put his arms round her. “And
29 XI  |     how about me, Jeanne?”~She put her arms suddenly round
30 XI  |    that when the term began to put the young boy to school
31 XI  | bedside, allowed herself to be put to bed without resistance
32 XI  |       in the cemetery and then put her to bed. She remembered
33 XII |      One evening, after having put her mistress to bed, she
34 XII |    other two thousand would be put away for a rainy day.~She
35 XII |        unfit for use.~She then put together all the things
36 XII |        said, “Come along.”~She put on her hat and shawl, and
37 XII |          As she said this, she put her two hands to her breast
38 XIII|       man had gone, she ran to put on her hat, so as to get
39 XIII|       Why, you have nothing to put on your back. I will not
40 XIII|     you any more, M. Paul will put it in his pocket.”~One December
41 XIV |  before she stirred, except to put a fresh log on the fire.
42 XIV |         and I have no money to put her out to nurse. Answer
43 XIV |   silent until the maid said: “Put on your hat, madame, and
44 XIV |      Jeanne, without replying, put on her hat. A deep, inexpressible