Chapter

 1 Int |     simple and ingenious, but strong and appropriate tools that
 2 Int |     in the world, that sweet, strong sensation that gives one
 3 I   |    other by a tall housemaid, strong and strapping as a boy.
 4 II  | fleece of gorse blossoms, the strong sweet odor of which intoxicated
 5 V   |       She certainly noticed a strong and peculiar odor of plants,
 6 V   |      I had not been almost as strong as he is, he would have
 7 VI  |     their nostrils, or else a strong smell of the cow stables.
 8 VII |   were being held down, as if strong arms enfolded her and rendered
 9 VII |      felt quieted, as if this strong peasant’s hand, accustomed
10 XI  |    not to suffer, to think. A strong peasant woman lifted her
11 XIII|       its scolding voice, its strong breezes, the sea which she