Chapter

 1 III | behind them, brown sails were coming out of the white harbor
 2 III |  heavens, flying off and then coming back in a curve above the
 3 V   |       heartily as she saw him coming along, pale, and holding
 4 VI  |   business matters. Night was coming on, filling the large drawing-room
 5 VII |    went out he met Aunt Lison coming to see her patient. She
 6 VIII|      and we would not put off coming to see you as neighbors,
 7 VIII|      who had guessed what was coming, had risen and moved away
 8 IX  |       pale comtesse appeared, coming forward to meet the visitors,
 9 IX  |      One evening as they were coming home the comtesse was teasing
10 IX  |       Everything seemed to be coming to life beneath the quickening
11 IX  |      father and little mother coming this year?”~She was so grateful
12 IX  |       away.~Sometimes Jeanne, coming in abruptly, would find
13 IX  |    love?~She went on reading, coming across fresh impassioned
14 X   |      abruptly.~The winter was coming to a close, a rotten winter,
15 X   |      One evening as they were coming home together to La Vrillette,
16 X   |      met the curé of Étouvent coming out of the château. He stepped
17 X   |     perceived Comte Fourville coming on foot at such a pace that
18 X   |       by others, each of them coming down in a furious downpour.
19 X   |     hand, and a sudden squall coming up, the animals fled, frightened
20 X   |       heard frightful screams coming from the wooden box.~All
21 XI  |     pier to look at the ships coming and going. They went into
22 XI  |      affection, saying he was coming home at once to see his
23 XIII|     high road she met Rosalie coming from market. The servant
24 XIII|     into the faces, going and coming incessantly with her quick