Chapter

1 Int|     Maupassant seeks to hide, is plain to all clear-seeing people.~
2 I  |   stretched a long, uncultivated plain, thickly overgrown with
3 IV |         the wood overlooking the plain. Sometimes they walked in
4 IV | sheltered spot, and crossing the plain, they turned to the right,
5 VII|           In one night the whole plain was covered and the trees
6 VII|       and started off across the plain.~There was no moon, the
7 VII|        in the black sky; but the plain was light with a dull whiteness,
8 IX |      bound and darted across the plain at full speed.~First it
9 XII|        the mound overlooking the plain, where she had so often