Chapter

 1 Int | narrated to his contemporaries, bewildered by the lyrical deformities
 2 III |       remained silent, her mind bewildered with joy. Presently she
 3 IV  |      their usual time. She felt bewildered, above all else, bewildered.
 4 IV  |     bewildered, above all else, bewildered. Last evening nothing had
 5 IV  |         thou,” and she replied, bewildered, “Why, yes. And you?” “Oh,
 6 VI  |    round, glanced at the little bewildered groom and he, too, burst
 7 VII |    house.”~Jeanne was very much bewildered, and said at the end of
 8 VII |      became furious. The baron, bewildered, made excuses, begged his
 9 VIII|     event, held her other hand, bewildered at this mystery which she
10 VIII|        is robbing her.”~Jeanne, bewildered, looked at him without understanding.
11 VIII|         look up at her father’s bewildered face, began to laugh with
12 VIII|      marry her? Yes or no!”~The bewildered man looked steadfastly at
13 IX  |      stomach.” She replied in a bewildered manner: “Send at once for
14 IX  |            Jeanne was perfectly bewildered. What did that mean? To
15 X   |         was silent. The priest, bewildered, was gazing at her. “Come,
16 XIII|      and amusement. Jeanne felt bewildered in the midst of this brilliant
17 XIV |      had vanished.~She remained bewildered for some minutes. Then she