Chapter

 1 I |         Silent shadows wandered beneath the trees; others, on benches,
 2 I |     heavy, warm, potent beauty. Beneath that mass of hair, full
 3 I |  invisible mechanism, concealed beneath their feet, caused them
 4 II|       of La Grenouillere hidden beneath the foliage.~The evening
 5 II|   inaudible movement took place beneath the table.~Servigny resumed: “
 6 II|     table a strange, pale gleam beneath the great obscurity of space;
 7 II|     other shore and disembarked beneath the great trees. A cool
 8 II|     beginning of her neck, just beneath the golden hair, that charming
 9 II|        as if there were nothing beneath a soul which talks to you
10 II|         themselves on the bank, beneath the willows, for it was
11 II|          Couples were strolling beneath the lofty foliage along
12 II|   oarsmen, whose muscles played beneath their bronzed skin. The
13 II| slipping to the deck, lay flat, beneath his head-gear, as if dead
14 IV|      She heard the merry voices beneath her window. The Chevalier
15 IV|         no time to see anything beneath her, and she found herself
16 IV|     through the transparent air beneath the moon, over the sleeping