Chapter

 1 I  |  described the coast opposite, far, far away, on the other
 2 I  |       the coast opposite, far, far away, on the other side
 3 I  |       make the coast unsafe as far as Cherbourg. Then he enlarged
 4 I  |    each other. When people are far apart you know——”~The lawyer
 5 II |   entrance to the harbour; and far away on the other side of
 6 II |       small, close to shore or far away—white, red, and green,
 7 III|   pilot-boats. I would sail as far as Senegal in such a boat
 8 IV |       again, through the mist, far and near, responsive cries
 9 IV |   faithful to her when she was far away and growing old. Why
10 IV |        fell and shrank back as far as the granite parapet.
11 V  |  yellow sand, from the pier as far as the Roches Noires, sun-shades
12 V  |      of sounds—voices near and far ringing thin in the light
13 V  |         But what to Pierre was far more decisive than the common
14 VI |        plain which extended as far as they could see to the
15 VI |        waters lay beyond, very far away, across this plain
16 VII|        retired step by step as far as the fire-place, his mouth
17 VII| yourself strong enough, and so far unlike the rest of the world,
18 IX |    Pierre had found a seat not far from the desk he waited,
19 IX |     atmosphere of naked flesh (far more revolting than the
20 IX |      their might to get out as far as possible. Suddenly Roland
21 IX |       a puff of gray smoke, so far away, so faint that it looked