Chapter

1 Int| picturesque and charming. In the quiet of evening, on an island
2 I  |      idle hours and in the long, quiet nights. She was like a portrait
3 II |         young man, so steady and quiet, though there is very little
4 IV |       fields was wafted into the quiet drawing-room. The baroness
5 VII|        awoke, weary, aching, but quiet. She felt weak, very weak.
6 VII|         asked in a trembling but quiet tone.~The baron, so violent
7 XI |           Then began a series of quiet, monotonous years. Always
8 XII|       throat, and Rosalie in the quiet tone of a phlegmatic peasant.