Chapter

 1 I  |          came from that mouth as water from a spring, so natural,
 2 II |         a fire, and the peaceful water of the river seemed changed
 3 II |         the river, for the black water was flecked with stars.~
 4 II |          sleeping stars upon the water and set them into a mad
 5 II |       that look at you, clear as water, transparent as if there
 6 II |      time to splash my face with water, and I will join you.” “
 7 II |       sort of haze of evaporated water, which spread over the surface
 8 II |         the roof, dived into the water, splashing the nearest guests,
 9 II |         almost to float upon the water, in motionless and slumberous
10 II |          went into the luke-warm water.~She swam with pleasure,
11 II |         going to spring from the water. He followed her with difficulty,
12 II |          ankles, gleaming in the water, and the tiny foot that
13 II |      were face to face, treading water, merely moving their hands
14 II |   followed. He saw her leave the water, pick up her cloak, and
15 III|      trees. In a few minutes the water poured about her, covering
16 III|          took a stroll along the water, speaking only of commonplace
17 IV |     Before her, at her feet, the water flowed rapidly, filled with
18 IV | ridiculous and ugly; and against water because she knew how to
19 IV |         platforms cried:~“To the water with them!”~Yvette marched
20 IV |        me the most jump into the water,” she said.~Nobody leaped.
21 IV |      capable of jumping into the water at my desire?”~Servigny
22 IV |      when she drew it out of the water, it bore a magnificent pearl
23 IV |       without speaking, bringing water, towels, glasses, and vinegar.