Chapter

 1 Int |      changed greatly. Those who met him as I did, thin and shivering,
 2 III |       as if by chance, his eyes met those of Jeanne, and she
 3 III |          but his eye frequently met hers.~He went to Yport several
 4 III |        frequently their glances met and blended smiling; and
 5 III |       grew pale when their eyes met, and trembled at the sound
 6 V   |     blazing sun. Sometimes they met a mountaineer, either on
 7 V   |         resisted and their lips met and parted, and the stream
 8 VI  | realized. The longed-for lover, met, loved and married within
 9 VI  |        it was that after having met, loved, married in an impulse
10 VII |       it is.”~As he went out he met Aunt Lison coming to see
11 VIII|     together good humoredly. “I met them by chance at the Brisevilles’.
12 X   |       and Julien now frequently met him during their rides reading
13 X   |       dine with the comte, they met the curé of Étouvent coming
14 X   |         entering the château he met the gardener and called
15 XI  |  austerity of his life.~When he met Jeanne he never spoke. This
16 XI  |         confusedly.~But had she met her elsewhere at some other
17 XIII|         along the high road she met Rosalie coming from market.