Chapter

1 Int|   anything in the world, that sweet, strong sensation that gives
2 I  |  mingling their love with the sweet simplicity of the summer
3 II |    gorse blossoms, the strong sweet odor of which intoxicated
4 II | solitude came upon her in the sweet freshness of this landscape
5 III|    morning, looking fresh and sweet in a pretty light dress,
6 V  |    her ear, as one confides a sweet and intimate secret: “It
7 VI |       reflection.~But now the sweet reality of the first days
8 XI |       was filled with tender, sweet and melancholy recollections
9 XIV|       Then she remembered the sweet years of Paul’s childhood,