Chapter

 1 I  |     gave himself rein and drew back constantly, impelled by
 2 I  |      ready to go, we will come back some quieter day. There
 3 II | murmured: “They must have gone back. Your mother was cold, perhaps.”
 4 II |     had gone home; and he went back very anxiously, this time
 5 II |       theme.~“It is time to go back,” said Saval.~They returned,
 6 II |    thick, heavy curtains, went back to bed and fell asleep.
 7 II |       announced, and they went back into the house. The repast
 8 II |   their arms, tall hats tipped back, and a jaded look. There
 9 II |        the burning sun, leaned back in their chairs at the stern
10 II |  dressing-room without looking back.~It took him a long time
11 II |        away all alone. He went back slowly, anxious and disturbed.~
12 II |        And now Yvette has come back almost with a sun stroke.
13 III|        out all alone, had gone back to her room, her heart oppressed,
14 III|     that moment, Yvette rushed back to the house, ran upstairs,
15 III|     never, never. If they come back, you will see no more of
16 III|        the door, and then went back to bed. The Marquise approached,
17 IV |        of chloroform. She came back in the evening with her
18 IV |      several more rides on the back of these children’s animals,
19 IV |     cannot—”~The maid had come back bringing a druggist’s bottle
20 IV |    will kiss you when you come back.” And the Baron, taking