Chapter

 1 III|     glossy, concealed a somewhat heavy jaw.~Two days later, M.
 2 IV |      awkward, was supporting the heavy woman who had sunk into
 3 V  |     starting she placed a purse, heavy as lead, in her daughter’
 4 V  | overgrown seemed to make the air heavy. The road ascended gradually
 5 VI |           enfolded her in such a heavy mantle of misery that she
 6 VII|         long time, overcome by a heavy sleep as soon as she tried
 7 IX |           bending forward on his heavy mount, he urged it forward
 8 IX |        seemed to be carrying the heavy beast between his legs and
 9 IX |          had aged ten years. Her heavy cheeks had grown flabby
10 XIV|     outside. When she turned the heavy lock and went inside the