Chapter

 1 I   |        the Sacred Heart. He had kept her severely secluded, cloistered,
 2 I   |   affection of the heart, which kept her complaining continually.
 3 III |       woman, already aging, who kept smiling and bowing to all
 4 IV  |        of few words, who always kept in the background, appeared
 5 IV  |       the night.~The two lovers kept on walking back and forth
 6 IV  |      and two servant maids were kept busy rinsing glasses and
 7 VI  |        blinds which were always kept closed. The furniture had
 8 VI  |     friendly relations would be kept up. It was a treat to see
 9 VI  |        blinded by his hat which kept falling over his face, shaking
10 VII |          She did not sleep; she kept trying to think of things
11 VIII|         his place in the house, kept on saying angrily and impatiently: “
12 IX  |       to leave, M. de Fourville kept them a little longer to
13 IX  |         youth.” But Jeanne also kept her letters, was preparing
14 X   |     dread of a shocking scandal kept him silent. At each service
15 XI  |        she knew better, and she kept to herself this secret which
16 XI  |      fellow should no longer be kept without religious instruction
17 XI  |       he had misbehaved. So she kept him at home and taught him
18 XI  |   industrious at school; he was kept two years in the fourth
19 XI  |      took hold of her hands and kept them in her own; then she
20 XII | phlegmatic peasant. The servant kept referring to the subject
21 XIII|         as “Poulet’s room.”~She kept the other room herself,
22 XIII|        being in a strange city, kept her awake. About two o’clock
23 XIII|         that sustained her, and kept her outwardly calm and rational.
24 XIV |       would turn out badly. She kept repeating: “Talk of bad