Chapter

1 I  |     be its protectors. On the sides were carved two wide garlands
2 II | little winding valleys, their sides covered with a fleece of
3 III|     sun fell on them. On both sides of the road the crops were
4 V  |  seemed perfectly barren. The sides of the hills were covered
5 V  |   brambles, which covered the sides of the mountain with an
6 VI |  great many farewells on both sides, they set out for the “Poplars.”~
7 VII|     thousands, rose up on all sides of her. They climbed the
8 IX |     into a little valley, the sides of which were wooded, while