Chapter

1 Int |            house on those Sundays in winter when the Norman rain drowned
2 Int |         circles of crows gathered in winter.~Maupassant made two divisions
3 III |              cool in summer, mild in winter, its rich soil, its green
4 VI  |             leave the “Poplars” that winter, so as to get thoroughly
5 X   |            And he left abruptly.~The winter was coming to a close, a
6 X   |          coming to a close, a rotten winter, as they say in the country,
7 XI  |           the beginning of the third winter it was decided that they
8 XI  |      anything. Toward the end of the winter Aunt Lison, who was now
9 XIII| unconsciously as she would a person.~Winter was approaching, and Jeanne