Chapter

 1 I   |    no longer said in so many words: “Look at Jean and follow
 2 I   |     meaning and the hint the words conveyed.~Their mother,
 3 III |   could not have put it into words; but he was in one of these
 4 III |      her meaning under those words? There was certainly some
 5 III |  affection. But it is not by words that I can prove my gratitude.
 6 IV  |     put this conclusion into words in his own mind he felt
 7 IV  | expects a good price for his words.”~She was silent for a few
 8 IV  |   hesitancy of his tone, the words which rose to his lips but
 9 IV  |     he did not pronounce the words with his lips, his mind
10 IV  |   scent, tried to recall the words, gestures, tones, looks,
11 IV  |   She must have spoken those words very often that they should
12 V   | dared not utter the terrible words, he betrayed his thought
13 VI  |     suppress the treacherous words which would rise to his
14 VI  | quiet?”~These were the first words of flirtation they had ever
15 VI  | pledged, married with twenty words. They had no more to say
16 VII |     to speak slowly that the words might hit more keenly:~“
17 VII |    winds which bore away his words.~Jean, distracted and almost
18 VII |      his flesh, were certain words, certain tones of anguish,
19 VII |   firmly, he could find only words to say again and again:~“
20 VII |    been a martyrdom which no words could tell you.”~Her voice
21 VIII|   paid more attention to his words. Jean was saying:~“She will
22 VIII| hesitate, to be weighing his words, and to want to lead up
23 IX  |  their agitation and want of words.~Mme. Rosemilly at last