Chapter

 1 I   |      bid them good-by as they closed the carriage door, taking
 2 I   |      against the cushions and closed her eyes. The baron looked
 3 I   |     that the windows were not closed. Jeanne, exhausted with
 4 III |      then, with his eyes half closed, his lips moving in prayer,
 5 VI  |       everyday reality, which closed the door on vague hopes,
 6 VI  |     whose mind and heart were closed to her. She constantly thought
 7 VI  |     end of which was a white, closed gate. Marius ran to open
 8 VI  |     sad-looking building with closed shutters.~The hall door
 9 VI  | blinds which were always kept closed. The furniture had covers
10 VII |      bed, and she immediately closed her eyes, so as to escape
11 VIII|      escaped from between her closed teeth, she thought incessantly
12 IX  |      face was black, her eyes closed and her breathing, which
13 X   |    pushed back the bolt which closed the hut on the outside,
14 XI  |    widening separation of the closed tomb. And Jeanne, pervaded
15 XIII|       violently and she never closed her eyes that night. If
16 XIV |       which was dark with its closed shutters. As her eyes became