Chapter

 1 I  |      various professions and had tried half a dozen in succession,
 2 I  |         father was surprised and tried to keep him; they had much
 3 II |          intellectual man. So he tried to discover what had induced
 4 II | cultivation of his intellect. He tried to picture to himself the
 5 III|    contempt.”~Mme. Roland always tried to deaden the constant shocks
 6 IV |        dog seeking a lost scent, tried to recall the words, gestures,
 7 V  |          savage.”~Mme. Rosemilly tried to smooth matters by saying: “
 8 VI |      dreadful grief. Her husband tried to take her hands from her
 9 VI |         how could she drink? She tried to catch the water in her
10 VII|       how about the day when you tried to pull me round in the
11 VII|           still he instinctively tried to gain a few minutes.~But
12 VII|     brain, roused his heart, and tried to reflect.~Never in his
13 VII|         cannot swim.~At first he tried to be incredulous. His brother
14 VII|         tears to Jean’s eyes.~He tried to kiss her, but she held
15 VII|      timidity and gratitude.~She tried to rise, but the shock had
16 IX |        you. It is wrong.”~Pierre tried to explain, to protest,
17 IX |          was quite worn out, and tried to stupefy his heart with
18 IX |         the enormous vessel. She tried still to distinguish him,