Chapter

 1 Int|       Ami were published were somewhat astonished at his appearance.
 2 Int|     feels a sorrowful, though somewhat disdainful tenderness, for
 3 Int|       and accused Maupassant, somewhat harshly, of not being a “
 4 III|       and glossy, concealed a somewhat heavy jaw.~Two days later,
 5 V  |    her each time. She replied somewhat impatiently: “When one is
 6 V  | abysses. Julien followed her, somewhat out of breath, his eyes
 7 V  |     guide.~He was a tall man, somewhat bent, with the mournful
 8 VI |     her mistress, and Jeanne, somewhat fatigued, sat down.~She
 9 IX |    region.~Jeanne and Julien, somewhat taken aback, endeavored
10 X  |    boy, thin and frail in his somewhat worn, though clean cassock.~
11 X  |     cool and his nerves relax somewhat of their extreme tension,