Chapter

 1 Int |  undergoing destruction; he is at times haunted by the idea of a
 2 I   |        Her clear voice sounded at times a little too sharp, but
 3 I   |       Joséphin Lastique,” several times, that they might not forget
 4 II  |         in her turn told how many times she had walked down the
 5 III |          He went to Yport several times with Jeanne and the baron.
 6 III |           neckcloth wound several times round his neck obliged him
 7 IV  |        singing of the peasants at times completely drowned the instruments,
 8 IV  |       this word occurring several times, astonished Jeanne. She
 9 V   |        hospitality, as in ancient times and in desert lands. Jeanne
10 VI  |        eating, gave his ideas, at times taking the pencil and tracing
11 VII |           dull pulsations, and at times seemed to stop beating,
12 VIII|           added: “We have several times had the pleasure of meeting
13 VIII|          justice and goodness.~At times her sufferings were so great
14 IX  |        like a chatelaine of olden times. She looked a fitting lady
15 IX  |           had been upright at all times.~What she now felt was a
16 IX  |       happened to come in at such times he would say gently: “Jeanne,
17 X   | handkerchief mechanically several times. Then starting up suddenly,
18 XI  |        top of the cliff; at other times she would go down to Yport
19 XI  |         that reminded her of good times she had had, and raising
20 XIV |           her repeat them several times. Then, sure that she could