Chapter

 1 Int |       existence, the “meteor” quietly passed away.~
 2 I   |       four hundred francs and quietly put them in her pocket.
 3 IV  |    petted, and she would stay quietly and gently in a corner.
 4 IV  |    her and then began to chat quietly. He set before her plans
 5 V   |   comical.~They trotted along quietly. The road now ran between
 6 VII |       weeping still, but more quietly.~A meagre fire was burning
 7 VII |    she ascended the staircase quietly, found the door, opened
 8 VII |  talking and be able to think quietly.~Her mother and aunt watched
 9 VII |      talk. She told them all, quietly, in a weak voice, but clearly;
10 VIII| sunlight had never kissed it, quietly introduced her husband,
11 VIII|     to see if he was sleeping quietly, did not wake up and wanted
12 IX  |    months, chatted and smiled quietly and familiarly.~The comtesse
13 IX  |     feet behind them, talking quietly, like good friends, for
14 IX  |    soul and she began to weep quietly.~Presently she turned back
15 X   |       her; she would grow old quietly, happy and contented, without
16 XI  |       baron.~Two years passed quietly, and at the beginning of
17 XI  |       pneumonia, and she died quietly, murmuring with her last
18 XII |      Now that you are settled quietly, madame, we will have a
19 XIV |       over the house, walking quietly all alone in this silent