Chapter

 1 Int |         has forsaken rustics and peasants, the comrades of the “Repues
 2 III |       down to table, sailors and peasants. The baroness in the middle,
 3 IV  |        rifle salute given by the peasants, and the firing did not
 4 IV  |          boisterous mirth of the peasants, who were drinking cider
 5 IV  |        boisterous singing of the peasants at times completely drowned
 6 VI  |          the leases, worried the peasants, cut down expenses, and
 7 IX  | creatures.~The immorality of the peasants shocked her, and this warm
 8 IX  |        not belong to the race of peasants who are dominated by their
 9 X   |          the coarse jokes of the peasants, who were not embarrassed
10 X   |     undignified relations of the peasants, he was astonished at the
11 X   |     joining forces will make the peasants obey and fear us.”~Jeanne’
12 X   |          the church, and the old peasants who liked to joke about
13 X   |         When he learned from the peasants, whose friend he was, of
14 XI  |         although fearing him the peasants came to respect him for
15 XI  |          and took her leave.~The peasants also blamed her among themselves
16 XIII|   slow-moving wagon, or else two peasants, a man and a woman, who