Chapter

 1 II  |      would have spoken of her hat, her dress, or her umbrella.
 2 II  |    placing his three-cornered hat on his knees. He was very
 3 V   |       captain, taking off his hat, saluted Corsica, saluted
 4 VI  |     his face buried under his hat with its cockade, his nose
 5 VI  |     with laughter beneath his hat.~Julien darted forward in
 6 VI  |     the ear he sent the boy’s hat flying across the lawn;
 7 VI  | coattails, and blinded by his hat which kept falling over
 8 VI  |     shower blows on the boy’s hat, which sank down to his
 9 VIII|     was seated, he placed his hat on the chair next him, did
10 XI  |       down to Yport without a hat in the dark. Some men were
11 XII |   Come along.”~She put on her hat and shawl, and while Rosalie
12 XIII|   gone, she ran to put on her hat, so as to get to Goderville
13 XIV |       maid said: “Put on your hat, madame, and we will go
14 XIV |  without replying, put on her hat. A deep, inexpressible joy