Chapter

 1 Int |         almost alike to me, men, women, events. This is my true
 2 I   |       they stopped. Some men and women were standing before the
 3 I   |  perceived the village of Yport. Women sat in their doorways mending
 4 II  |   religious instinct peculiar to women. She had, in fact, entirely
 5 III |           He had a face of which women dream and that men dislike.
 6 III |       The ceremony was over. The women rose. The return was unceremonious.
 7 VI  |         at a quick trot.~The two women, pale as death, did not
 8 VII |   exclaiming: “What stupid ideas women have!”~In the afternoon
 9 IX  |        kissing it frantically as women do their children, she would
10 IX  |        on her friend’s shoulder. Women in black presently entered
11 X   |          than they need, and the women, look you, the women have
12 X   |         the women, look you, the women have no morals. But nevertheless,
13 X   |        religious poetry that all women possess. His unyielding
14 XI  |         sleepless night, the two women and the baron got into the
15 XI  | distracted entreaties of the two women. The baron was interred
16 XII |          jerky pace made the two women bounce about vigorously.~
17 XII |    placed at the feet of the two women.~
18 XIII|         her own way, and the two women went together to Goderville
19 XIII|       two or three patronized by women, and told them that they
20 XIII|         happy crowd of beautiful women and wealthy men who live