Chapter

 1 Int |       the Pyrennean streams that murmured a faint accompaniment to
 2 III |         mirror.~“How beautiful!” murmured Jeanne, with emotion.~“Beautiful
 3 III |          stand it no longer, and murmured: “It is devilishly persistent!”
 4 III |    priest, in an unctuous voice, murmured some Latin words, of which
 5 IV  |          eyes and still smiling, murmured:~“I half suspected it, young
 6 IV  |      amused and saddened. Jeanne murmured:~“Poor aunt!” Julien replied. “
 7 VI  |          the sight of the ocean, murmured: “It is terrible, but it
 8 VII |     Jeanne kissed her again, and murmured softly in her ear: “We will
 9 VII |     unequal to prolonged effort, murmured: “Come, come, Jeanne.”~Then
10 VIII|        vicomte?”~As he bowed and murmured, “Why, certainly, madame,”
11 IX  |       approaching Jeanne slowly, murmured angrily: “I think she is
12 IX  |    beside her alone.” The doctor murmured: “Let her do as she pleases;
13 IX  |         you not very tired?”~She murmured, “No,” happy at being no
14 X   |        with her lips to his, she murmured: “Why are you not the same
15 X   | hesitatingly: “Do you know?” She murmured: “Yes, father.” But when
16 XI  |         hand to her former maid, murmured: “I should not have recognized
17 XI  |        come back to you.”~Jeanne murmured in a trembling voice: “Then
18 XII |        who was weeping silently, murmured:~“But if he has nothing
19 XII |           Peasant! Peasant!” she murmured; and then seizing her son’
20 XIII|         collected her senses and murmured:~“How long is it since he
21 XIV |          the child, and her lips murmured: “Poulet, my little Poulet,”
22 XIV |          resumed Rosalie.~Jeanne murmured “Paul” and then was silent.~