Chapter

1 I    |         It is not difficult to pass for being learned. The secret
2 I    |     stopped him. “We forgot to pass through the gate.”~The other
3 IV   |       who promised to get me a pass. I do not know if he remembered
4 IV   |       as he watched the trains pass his window, he dreamed of
5 VI   |     things which never come to pass. At mine, one expects nothing
6 VII  |    Duroy, “you cannot let that pass.” The young man did not
7 XIII |      in the hope of seeing him pass by. He would have liked
8 XVII |   asked: “Well, how did it all pass off?”~She murmured faintly:~“
9 XVIII| Suzanne’s hand upon his arm to pass through the church with