Chapter

 1 Int |       pity now takes a pathetic turn. He no longer despises,
 2 II  |         and the baroness in her turn told how many times she
 3 II  |     baron and the priest took a turn about the grounds and then
 4 III |  peasant girls carrying baskets turn round to look at him. The
 5 IV  |     Then Aunt Lison rose in her turn, and leaving on the arm
 6 VI  |       all the Norman castles in turn to make these precious designs
 7 VI  |      not forbear smiling in her turn, but she repeated: “It is
 8 VII |    wager that you have had your turn. Your hand on your heart,
 9 VIII| Meanwhile I might take a little turn; it will not be dark for
10 IX  |     cultivated. After an abrupt turn in the valley they saw the
11 IX  |       hour each day to take one turn in her avenue and then she
12 IX  |         Picot knelt down in his turn, and as he rose and left
13 X   |       is the harm?”~She, in her turn, had not understood his
14 XI  |         Jeanne had risen in her turn and said, trembling: “You
15 XI  |         with him, Poulet in his turn began to weep.~Then the
16 XI  |        took him from you in His turn to cast him into the hands
17 XIII|         end of which she was to turn to the right and then to
18 XIII|         table eating, and would turn away, saying: “I will go
19 XIV |         wrong road and it would turn out badly. She kept repeating: “