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 1 Int|       of basalt; and, finally, Corsica, Italy, Sicily, not with
 2 III|  Greece—ah, yes, Greece—and to Corsica—it must be so wild and so
 3 III|        like new countries like Corsica, or very old countries full
 4 IV |      like to visit, decided on Corsica where they could be more
 5 V  |                      CHAPTER V~CORSICA AND A NEW LIFE~Four days
 6 V  |       of Ajaccio, took them to Corsica.~Corsica! Its “maquis,”
 7 V  | Ajaccio, took them to Corsica.~Corsica! Its “maquis,” its bandits,
 8 V  |        weird, appeared. It was Corsica, covered with a light veil
 9 V  |        aromatic odor.~“That is Corsica that sends out that fragrance,
10 V  |    taking off his hat, saluted Corsica, saluted down yonder, across
11 VI |     she had seen down there in Corsica, in the gloomy vale of Ota.
12 VI |  visited since her return from Corsica. They crossed the wood where
13 XI |        beneath the sunlight in Corsica. All his faults diminished,
14 XIV| wedding journey down yonder in Corsica. Forgotten landscapes in