Chapter

 1 I   |          woke up, and turning her head to look at her husband,
 2 I   |         But her husband shook his head in denial, though at the
 3 I   |        eased down, and the boat’s head came round.~But to-day they
 4 I   | understand, not to hear. Her fair head went back with an engaging
 5 I   |           the boulevard. He was a head clerk in the exchequer office.
 6 II  |           idea which came into my head was that he would marry
 7 III |    brother’s legacy came into his head like the sting of a wasp;
 8 III |         this baggage? Hanging his head over the glass, he watched
 9 III |            Shameful!”~He bent his head and went on with his dinner.~
10 III |        Roland meanwhile, to whose head the fumes of the wine were
11 III |         his mind confused and his head heavy; and he slept like
12 IV  |      notion had never entered her head, since she had, with perfect
13 V   |        felt the roof weigh on his head, and the walls suffocate
14 VI  |          rich man.”~She shook her head without a word.~But to-day
15 VI  |       face to face.~“Can you make head or tail of it?” said the
16 VI  |      fortune, too, had turned his head, and he scarcely paused
17 VI  |          tendency of blood to the head when they should have their
18 VI  |       movements, and to cover her head she had found an enormous
19 VI  |        level.~When she raised her head, covered with myriads of
20 VII |      throat and throwing back her head to get breath; then she
21 VII |        with a cry, she seized his head by the hair with both hands,
22 VIII|      thought for a long time, her head bent, accommodating her
23 IX  |     letters.”~His mother bent her head and murmured:~“I am very
24 IX  |    attention. Roland, shaking his head, said again and again: “