Chapter

 1 Int|    literary.~He is as big as a tree. The author of “Contemporains”
 2 I  |    bosom, and the fruit of the tree had turned black. Jeanne
 3 IV |     her mother under the plane tree, the vicomte appeared.~Jeanne’
 4 IV |       The linden and the plane tree cast their shadows on the
 5 V  |      who landed him.~The first tree Jeanne saw was a palm. They
 6 V  |        far as the big chestnut tree over yonder.~“Jean’s mouth
 7 VI | against the sea wind, the lime tree and the plane tree with
 8 VI |        lime tree and the plane tree with their crimson and yellow
 9 VI |     adding to the genealogical tree which she carried in her
10 IX |        it two horses tied to a tree and recognized them at once;
11 IX |       there, leaning against a tree trunk. Suddenly a thought
12 IX |       grouped around the plane tree. She darted forward and
13 IX |    they have cut down the pine tree to the right of the gate;
14 XII|   rustic bench under the plane tree, to all those things she