Chapter

1 Int|          to escape it, but on the mountains, as beside the sea, nature,
2 V  |         maquis,” its bandits, its mountains! The birthplace of Napoleon!
3 V  | brightening sky; a large chain of mountains, peaked and weird, appeared.
4 V  |        their course the circle of mountains appeared to close in behind
5 V  |         water, at the base of the mountains. Some little Italian boats
6 V  |        enclosed in its curtain of mountains, which keep every breath
7 V  |            and on toward the high mountains. They frequently crossed
8 V  |       amid the long curves of the mountains. The red or blue granite
9 VI |           oranges and lemons, its mountains with their rosy summits,