Chapter

 1 II |       on the book I have just read.”~She was clad in a white
 2 II |      and sit on the grass and read.”~And turning toward Servigny
 3 II |     Muscade, you are going to read to me.” And she handed him
 4 II |    zelle? I don’t know how to read!”~She replied with gravity: “
 5 II |       with impatience: “Well, read!”~“Is it a wager, or just
 6 II |    running over the grass; so read, if you please.”~She stretched
 7 II |       the ground. He began to read as follows:~“The anthropoid
 8 II |   embrace it.~And as Servigny read of the way in which they
 9 II |       piercing look, as if to read the depths of her soul and
10 III|     poetical romances she had read. She recalled all the moving
11 III|  lover! What a shame! She had read so many books in which women,
12 IV |      place where Servigny had read her the history of the ants.
13 IV | thought of chloroform, having read in a newspaper how a young
14 IV |    with a rapid movement, and read the address. He understood