Chapter

 1 Int|     conversation of the noblest minds of the day. Not an avowal,
 2 Int|         between two conflicting minds, that of yesterday, and
 3 Int|   itself so as to impress other minds.... In his accent, in his
 4 I  |       rain. No one spoke. Their minds themselves seemed to be
 5 IV | gradually made its way into the minds of all those who surrounded
 6 V  |     being able to make up their minds to leave this pleasant land
 7 VI |    which still weighed on their minds, began to laugh at the gestures
 8 IX |        ceremonious people whose minds, sentiments and words seemed
 9 IX |        of their straightforward minds and simple hearts. The others
10 XI |    silently and drearily, their minds tortured by all kinds of