Chapter

 1 Int |         at times haunted by the idea of a double. He divines
 2 Int |        he became gloomy and the idea of suicide impressed him
 3 II  |          and as if struck by an idea he said: “I have a new parishioner
 4 IV  |      old maid, possessed by the idea that she was in every one’
 5 IV  |       of July, all upset at the idea of this marriage. She brought
 6 IV  |     hardly help laughing at the idea of an admirer showing tender
 7 IV  |       plans of living, with the idea of economy, and this word
 8 V   |        She was enchanted at the idea of walking, of being alone
 9 VII |        his room filled with the idea that she was going to die,
10 VII |       rose to her feet with the idea of throwing herself over
11 VII |      she saw no one.~She had no idea of time. It must have been
12 VII |          What should she do? An idea came to her—she would return
13 IX  |        Do you think so? What an idea! Why, no. I have never been
14 X   |      but she was haunted by the idea that he might die. Then
15 X   |        became obsessed with the idea. She longed to realize her
16 X   | inflexible will, gave Jeanne an idea of the stuff martyrs were
17 X   |         also haunted by a fixed idea. He had discovered by chance
18 X   |         up this intrigue.”~This idea filled her with terror. “
19 XI  |       Jeanne, distracted at the idea of a separation, asked herself
20 XI  |         could not tell, and the idea distressed her, upset her
21 XI  |       slowly, still full of the idea that haunted her: “Oh, I
22 XII |         she was so upset at the idea of selling “The Poplars,”
23 XIII|     eyes. But she had one fixed idea in her mind, and that sustained