Chapter

 1 Int|    immediately, the simplified landscape gives the keynote of the
 2 Int|     himself to see more of his landscape than his characters themselves
 3 I  |        monotonous and drenched landscape. Rosalie, with a parcel
 4 I  | enjoyed gazing at the desolate landscape and feeling herself under
 5 I  |        trees and the wonderful landscape. Presently she arose, opened
 6 II |        sweet freshness of this landscape and in the calm of the rounded
 7 V  |       of fairyland to the wild landscape, and on the foothills immense
 8 V  |       saw nothing, neither the landscape, nor the people, nor the
 9 VI |  flowed.~And the moist, severe landscape that surrounded her, with
10 VI |        scattered gleams in the landscape gave her, all at once, a
11 VII|      of snow extended over the landscape. Neither men nor animals
12 XII|       sobbing farewells to the landscape, the trees, the rustic bench
13 XIV|     stood and gazed out at the landscape she had so loved.~She then