Chapter

 1 I   |       the yews, men and women sat at tables drinking.~“Another
 2 IV  |    the other end of the table sat a short, pale man, very
 3 VI  |     say. At M. Walter’s right sat Viscountess de Percemur,
 4 VII | target several times and then sat down to reflect.~Such affairs
 5 VII |     was: a duel to-morrow! He sat down and began to meditate.
 6 IX  | whensoever you bade me.”~They sat down; she inquired about
 7 IX  |      Duroy did not speak, but sat at the board, grim and austere,
 8 XI  |      black.~At Du Roy’s right sat Mme. Walter, and he spoke
 9 XIII|  Madeleine came home. Georges sat up in bed and asked: “Well?”~
10 XVII|      gazed at Suzanne as they sat in the carriage and their