Chapter

 1 I  |     and flowing like a river, filled with a sense of comfort
 2 I  |       of a festival assembly, filled the air, an odor of flowers,
 3 I  |   adjoining rooms, which were filled with people.~A kind of master
 4 I  |    The first drawing-room was filled with women. The first thing
 5 II |     joyous. A softened gaiety filled their hearts, they felt
 6 II |    gliding by.~The boats were filled with young people, working-girls
 7 II |  having their ears and brains filled with uproar. Now and then
 8 III|       her first bitter tears, filled her eyes. Up to this time
 9 III| approached. The heavy sky was filled with slow and heavy clouds.
10 III|      The rain ceased, a light filled the sky, still obscured
11 IV |     the water flowed rapidly, filled with large bubbles which
12 IV |  bull-fight.~The streets were filled with passers-by, who were
13 IV |     nevertheless her room was filled with the asphyxiating odor