Chapter

 1 I |   mamma is willing. Have the horses harnessed.” The rain was
 2 I |      with their backs to the horses. Ludivine, the cook, brought
 3 I | carried along rapidly by the horses, enjoyed gazing at the desolate
 4 I |    gleaming backs of the two horses emitted a warm steam.~Little
 5 I | stopped to rest and feed the horses. The sun had set. In the
 6 V |  decided to hire some saddle horses, so as to be able to cross
 7 V |      mountain.~Walking their horses like this made Jeanne nervous. “
 8 V |  ahead with the mule and the horses and they walked slowly.~
 9 VI|     having sold the carriage horses to avoid buying feed for
10 VI|    have some one to hold the horses when he and his wife got
11 VI|    Then in order to get some horses, he introduced a special
12 VI|      all. He looked over the horses, the carriage, and the little
13 VI|    She began to laugh at the horses, saying that the white one
14 VI|    to it, but found that the horses had been put in the stable.~
15 VI|  replying, he whipped up the horses, who set out at a quick
16 IX|    the farther end of it two horses tied to a tree and recognized
17 IX|    walked away leaving their horses tied.~She waited a quarter
18 IX| glove, the whips and the two horses left tied there, and she
19 X |    slope.~“We must leave our horses in the ravine,” said Julien, “
20 X |  deserted sheep pasture. Two horses were tied to the shafts
21 X |      through the cracks. The horses on seeing him became restive.
22 X |     himself, when he saw the horses tied to it, and understood
23 X |    and told him that the two horses had returned riderless some