Chapter

 1 I  |         and her bosom rose and fell in short gasps as he looked
 2 II |       the foliage.~The evening fell, one of those calm evenings
 3 II |    very soon a shower of gnats fell upon the tablecloth—the
 4 II | curtains, went back to bed and fell asleep. He dreamed of Yvette
 5 II |     Seine. A flood of sunshine fell upon the slumberous, shining
 6 II |      took fire, and she really fell in love, which state lasted
 7 III|       at long intervals. Night fell, a sultry night. Suddenly
 8 III|        large drop of warm rain fell upon her brow, and a slight
 9 III|   which clung to her form, she fell on her knees, with clasped
10 IV |     heart. The bright sunlight fell in floods upon the fields,
11 IV |         At the first rose that fell at her side, Yvette started
12 IV |       almost cried out. Others fell upon her dress, others upon
13 IV |     others going over her head fell upon the bed, covering it
14 IV |      their grip and the Prince fell in a heap on Monsieur de