Chapter

 1 Int |         shadows encircled his eyes.~He received visitors with the graciousness
 2 Int |              it.~The Minstrel has been received in country houses; has been
 3 V   |                of a young couple. They received the travellers as the patriarchs
 4 V   |               the patriarchs must have received the guest sent by God. They
 5 VI  |                 the wood where she had received her first kiss, trembled
 6 VII |          dumfounded, as though she had received a blow; and it seemed to
 7 IX  |              disseminate, although she received the comtesse with outstretched
 8 XI  |               One Saturday morning she received a letter from Paul, saying
 9 XI  |               month. The principal had received four letters signed by Jeanne
10 XI  |                thus afflicted her.~She received a letter from the Abbé Tolbiac: “
11 XI  |               a last effort, when they received a line to say that he was
12 XII |             retired sugar refiner, she received them herself, and invited
13 XIII| revolutionizing the whole country.~She received no answer from Paul, although
14 XIV |           think. The third morning she received merely a line from Rosalie