Chapter

 1 Int | tenderness and remembrance.~Occasionally, the Maupassant of former
 2 I   | gardens or woods they heard occasionally the bright chirp of a bird
 3 II  |   agricultural enterprises. Occasionally, also, he went out to sea
 4 II  | private and family letters.~Occasionally, Jeanne replaced Rosalie
 5 II  |    be a distraction for him occasionally.” After the coffee the baron
 6 VI  |     bushes and disappeared, occasionally followed by a barking wolf-hound.~
 7 VII |    embroider away steadily. Occasionally she would raise her eyes
 8 VII |     sorrow came to her mind occasionally in a convulsive sob, while
 9 VII |    the snow, into which she occasionally sank up to her knees, seemed
10 IX  |     the curé came to dinner occasionally, and sometimes it was the
11 IX  | voice, borne on the breeze, occasionally reached the ears of the
12 XI  |  months Paul came home only occasionally, and always seemed impatient
13 XI  |    and became irritable and occasionally brutally so. The baron was
14 XIII|  with hardly any passersby. Occasionally a dogcart passed rapidly,