Chapter

 1 I   |    follow in a wagon. So they started. Father Simon, the coachman,
 2 I   |     with a childish joy, they started on a tour of inspection
 3 I   | should go down to Yport. They started, and passing through the
 4 III |       They got into the boat, started off smoothly with the wind
 5 V   |       pocket and the carriage started.~Toward evening Julien said: “
 6 VI  |      would not ring. The host started out himself to attend to
 7 VII |    the cry she gave they both started to their feet; she stood
 8 VII | moving and walking about. She started to her feet in order to
 9 VII |  still calling: “Jeanne!” She started off again like a hare, darted
10 VII |        crossed the ditch, and started off across the plain.~There
11 VIII| breakfast, just as Julien had started away from the house on horseback,
12 IX  |       he urged it forward and started out at such a pace, spurring
13 IX  |       to make her escape.~She started off at a gallop for the “
14 IX  |      run down her back as she started up and walked hurriedly
15 X   |         he said jokingly.~She started. “Why not?”~He appeared
16 X   |       turned to the right and started to run. Threatening waves
17 X   |    help to look for them.”~He started off himself, but he was
18 XIII| directed her differently. She started off again, went astray,
19 XIV |   their feet at the fire.~She started back in terror and knocked
20 XIV |   recovered her composure and started to run away, for fear she