Chapter

 1 I   |              Some men and women were standing before the carriage door
 2 III |              two supports of a cliff standing in the sea high enough for
 3 III |             On the beach a crowd was standing around a new boat wreathed
 4 III |              to murmur the “Oremus,” standing alongside the boat opposite
 5 V   |          dream, although wide awake. Standing side by side on the bridge
 6 V   |            Sanguinaires.”~Julien was standing beside his wife, with his
 7 VI  |             They went into raptures, standing one at either side of the
 8 VII |         awoke she saw Julien, alone, standing beside her; and suddenly
 9 VII |          with her hands and remained standing there, sobbing.~Jeanne,
10 VII |          solace.~The good man, still standing, continued: “Madame, we
11 IX  | involuntarily, she glanced at Julien standing in the doorway, looking
12 X   |            rage. He perceived Julien standing outside the gate superintending
13 X   |            neighbor’s children, were standing around the kennel of Mirza,
14 X   |           reached the cliff.~Jeanne, standing on the mound covered with
15 XIII|              that she saw that woman standing on the doorsill asking: “
16 XIV |          long ago with his fair hair standing before her, leaning his