Chapter

 1 Int |       these nostalgias of the past, in these trances of eternal
 2 VI  |   painful subject.~They drove past farmyards, the carriage
 3 VII |     the curtain which hid her past life had been raised.~She
 4 IX  |       have revived within the past five months, chatted and
 5 IX  |   delightful and that are now past forever, and one is reminded
 6 IX  |      had suddenly entered the past secret heart life of little
 7 X   | beggar, who had seen it going past, went down toward it slowly
 8 XI  |     silent, thinking over the past. At length Jeanne said hesitatingly: “
 9 XIII|   would begin to think of the past.~The carpenter from Goderville
10 XIII|     the country as they swept past, the trees, the farms, the
11 XIV |  evening.”~She lived over the past, haunted by memories of