Chapter

 1 Int |         it is limpid, accurate, easy and strongly marked, with
 2 Int |       language appears natural, easy, and at first sight seems
 3 III |       from shore, which was not easy on the shingly beach. Once
 4 V   |       little pistol; I shall be easy, and sure of my revenge.”~
 5 VIII|       What do you say?”~With an easy gesture she held up her
 6 VIII| baroness, who was buried in her easy chair, began to giggle at
 7 IX  |        obliged to bring a large easy chair from the drawing-room
 8 IX  |     Widow Dentu, who rolled her easy chair into the next room.~
 9 XI  |         woman was asleep in her easy chair. Who was this woman?
10 XII |      weighing the merits of two easy chairs or of some old writing-desk
11 XIV |        of the old hangings. Two easy chairs were drawn up before