Chapter

 1 I   |    springs to bend. The baron sat beside her, while Jeanne
 2 I   |       village of Yport. Women sat in their doorways mending
 3 II  |     her on her appearance and sat down, placing his three-cornered
 4 III | little while,” she said.~They sat down and looked about them
 5 III |     apple trees.~Sixty people sat down to table, sailors and
 6 VI  |    Jeanne, somewhat fatigued, sat down.~She asked herself
 7 VI  |       gloomy in here.”~And he sat down before the fire. While
 8 VI  |       the drawing-room Jeanne sat before the fire in a drowsy
 9 VI  | carried in her memory.~Julien sat beside her, astride on a
10 VI  |      unable to stop laughing, sat down on the doorstep; the
11 VI  |     got into the carriage and sat beside her mother. The baron,
12 VI  |    the two ladies, and Julien sat on the box after lifting
13 VI  |     with melancholy.~They all sat down and waited. They heard
14 VI  |     down. Jeanne, despondent, sat beside her mother. The baron
15 VI  |       the collar of his coat, sat him down beside him, and
16 VII |   some terrible accident. She sat down again before the fire,
17 VII |      bottom of the stairs she sat down on one of the steps,
18 VII |       her husband’s arm. They sat down beside the bed and
19 VII | puffing like the baroness. He sat down in an arm-chair and
20 VIII|    had just left. The peasant sat down, murmuring: “You are
21 IX  |   grass. So they had no doubt sat down there awhile and then
22 IX  |       She had dismounted. She sat there, leaning against a
23 IX  |        She shook her head. He sat down with an air of resignation
24 IX  |       speaking, and they both sat there silent, till at length
25 IX  |    big sigh she gave when she sat down.~And she stood there
26 IX  | turned back into the room and sat down again beside her mother.
27 X   |     how she could begin. They sat down in the arbor, and then,
28 X   |      not seen her to-day.”~He sat down as if his legs had
29 XI  |    come and knock at it.”~She sat a long time with this letter
30 XII |      her mistress to bed, she sat down by the bedside and
31 XII |        where she had so often sat, and from where she had
32 XII |    lait were steaming. Jeanne sat down and sipped hers, then
33 XIII|     in an adjoining room; she sat up in bed and then she thought
34 XIII|     and was so tired that she sat down on a bench to rest.
35 XIII|     Being tired and warm, she sat down here for an hour or
36 XIV |      then went downstairs and sat before the parlor fire.~
37 XIV |     not take another step and sat down on the side of the