Chapter

 1 I  |         a lot of follies in the country.”~He thought he divined
 2 I  |     People are more free in the country, and I shall succeed in
 3 II | delightful to dine there in the country, with that great river and
 4 II |     serious person.”~“It is the country that does that for me,”
 5 III|          very far off, into the country, and we must live like the
 6 III|       and we must live like the country people; and no one must
 7 IV |          the bustling gaiety of country house parties, and she recognized
 8 IV |      Servigny had bought from a country storekeeper a workingman’
 9 IV |     floated through a beautiful country, all covered with flowers.
10 IV |          She began to scorn the country in the fanciful intoxication
11 IV |         moon, over the sleeping country; and they heard it die away