Chapter

 1 II  |   earth, memories whose roots hold till death. It seemed to
 2 III |       his neck obliged him to hold erect his handsome brown
 3 IV  |      up to her from habit and hold up her forehead to be kissed;
 4 IV  |       her skin, and on taking hold of anything, she noticed
 5 VI  |    themselves? Did the future hold nothing further for her?~
 6 VI  | necessary to have some one to hold the horses when he and his
 7 VI  |     front window, and seizing hold of his son-in-law’s sleeve,
 8 VI  |      his father-in-law caught hold of it and dragged it down
 9 VII |      never seemed to lose her hold on life like this before,
10 VII |     see her!”~The doctor took hold of her hand and said in
11 IX  |     their children, she would hold it up to its father, saying: “
12 XI  |       wardrobe. As it did not hold a quarter of what they had
13 XI  |    but laborers.”~Jeanne took hold of her hands and kept them
14 XIII|      on her hips; then taking hold of her mistress with her
15 XIII|       girl who had had such a hold on her son for so long,