Chapter

 1 Int|      romanticism and a passionate attack on languorous literature,
 2 Int|       After a very characteristic attack of optimism, he suddenly
 3 IV |          time that Lison had that attack.”~They never said more than
 4 IV |         more than that; and this “attack” remained shrouded, as in
 5 IV |  themselves with calling it “that attack,” as if they were talking
 6 V  | frequently, and repeating at each attack of coughing:~“It is the
 7 VII|          one, for fear of another attack, and she took her maid’s
 8 VII|        run out in the snow, in an attack of delirium, at the very
 9 XI |            Paul had such a severe attack of bronchitis that his three
10 XI |     methods. Jeanne had a nervous attack that lasted several hours
11 XI |           now sixty-eight, had an attack of bronchitis that developed
12 XII|          Rosalie, fearing another attack if they delayed their departure,