Chapter

 1 Int |        trees of Hyères, or the red bay trees of Anthéor.~It
 2 I   |        trees, the moon rising, red and full as if it were torpid
 3 II  |        He was very stout, very red, and perspired profusely.
 4 III |      attracted no doubt by his red nose, persistently alighted
 5 III |        the motionless sail was red in the light of the dying
 6 III |     followed by another boy in red and white, who bore a chalice
 7 IV  |        head, and her eyes were red as if she had been crying.
 8 IV  |  beneath it, like two delicate red shells.~“Look, a little
 9 IV  |      the tap whence flowed the red wine, or at the tap of the
10 V   |   curves of the mountains. The red or blue granite peaks gave
11 V   |   blood-red granite. And these red rocks were reflected in
12 VI  |     seemed clothed, the one in red velvet and the other in
13 VI  | wearing a black waistcoat with red stripes partially covered
14 VIII|    giant, or ogre with a large red mustache. She added: “We
15 VIII|     came in abruptly, his face red, looking very indignant.~
16 IX  |    comte, perspiring, his face red, but smiling, happy and
17 X   |        looked so pale that his red mustache, usually the color