Chapter

 1 Int |        cruises on the open sea, outside of Agay and Saint-Raphael
 2 I   |       left the convent. A voice outside the door called “Jeannette.”
 3 IV  |       said; “it is so delicious outside! Lison will wait for them,
 4 IV  |         was about to be served. Outside, under the apple-trees of
 5 IV  |      the drawing-room, and then outside to mix with the merrymakers.
 6 V   |       then she made them all go outside, saying to her husband: “
 7 VI  |     servants were awaiting them outside the white gate with brick
 8 VI  |       they dragged the carriage outside so as to get a better view
 9 VI  |         still hanging up to dry outside the houses, or stretched
10 VIII|      steed. As they disappeared outside the gate, Julien, who seemed
11 IX  |         who lay down on the mat outside the door.~He seemed more
12 X   |       perceived Julien standing outside the gate superintending
13 X   |        storm of wind was raging outside, when she suddenly perceived
14 X   |     which closed the hut on the outside, and seizing the shafts,
15 XI  | audacity of bringing up a child outside this recognized law, for
16 XII |         twenty-five was waiting outside the door. He greeted her
17 XIV |      Nothing had changed on the outside. When she turned the heavy
18 XIV |        some one was calling her outside. It was Rosalie’s voice: “