Chapter

 1 Int |        left him came also, and, seated motionless at his side,
 2 I   |         Jeanne and Rosalie were seated opposite, with their backs
 3 III |  vicomte and Père Lastique were seated on a capstan.~Two other
 4 III |        or refill it.~The baron, seated in the bow looked after
 5 III |     little embarrassed at being seated side by side. Some unknown
 6 III |         The Poplars.” The baron seated opposite her on the other
 7 III |      her, on the other.~Jeanne, seated beside her co-sponsor, was
 8 IV  |   corner of the parlor, or else seated on the moss at the end of
 9 IV  |         a clarinet, the players seated on a large table as a platform.
10 VI  |        life about to begin.~She seated herself on the bank where
11 VII |    livid, her eyes haggard, was seated on the floor, her legs stretched
12 VII |  surprised to see little mother seated in her room with a man whom
13 VII |        taking a pinch of snuff, seated beside the baroness still
14 VIII| drawing-room. As soon as he was seated, he placed his hat on the
15 XI  |      Sometimes she would remain seated for a whole afternoon, looking
16 XIII|         a serious face, who was seated at the desk, inquired:~“