Chapter

 1 I   |      with blue eyes, a mass of light waving hair, fluttering
 2 II  |     the two parallel shafts of light, like the colossal tails
 3 III |     she took his hand with the light familiarity of girls whose
 4 III |      luminous liquor while its light soul, its intoxicating soul,
 5 IV  |        down to the quay with a light step. He glanced up at the
 6 IV  |     and forever. He craved for light, for certainty—he must win
 7 IV  |       and the red glare of the light on the south pier, which
 8 IV  |      all to see Marechal, with light, or brown, or black hair.
 9 IV  |        fog. Then, in the broad light of the electric lanterns,
10 V   |  presence, or disturbed by the light of the taper on his eyelids.
11 V   |        far ringing thin in the light atmosphere, shouts and cries
12 VI  |    hunting prawns.~They made a light breakfast, as a precaution
13 VI  |      there. The sky, pale with light, was so merged into one
14 VI  |  dextrous and artful, with the light hand and the hunter’s instinct
15 VI  |      it a kiss which seemed to light upon it.~“Oh! how tiresome
16 VII |        ante-room. He wanted to light the lamps and candles, and
17 VII |         very simple, hung with light salmon-colour—was dignified
18 VII |     furniture, with the bright light of six wax candles and two
19 VIII| thousand, with lodgings, keep, light, firing, service, and everything,