Chapter

 1 Int|         plane trees around which black circles of crows gathered
 2 I  |       large birds carved in oak, black from age and highly polished,
 3 I  |     fruit of the tree had turned black. Jeanne gave up trying to
 4 III|        and that men dislike. His black, wavy hair shaded a smooth,
 5 III|       pious persons wearing long black cloaks falling in large
 6 V  | outlining the jagged crests like black shadows. Then all the summits
 7 V  |        is icy, the granite looks black, and high above one the
 8 V  |        swarthy woman, with large black eyes, a skin warmed by the
 9 VI |      putting to flight terrified black hens who plunged into the
10 VI |      paralyzed servant wearing a black waistcoat with red stripes
11 VII|       like sparks of fire in the black sky; but the plain was light
12 IX |     under her head. Her face was black, her eyes closed and her
13 IX |      friend’s shoulder. Women in black presently entered the room
14 IX |          came in, dressed all in black, elegant, very important,
15 X  |          overspread the sea, big black clouds were scudding along
16 XII|        his thin legs, encased in black stockings, ended in a pair