Chapter

 1 I   |    and “number two” could not keep time with his wild stroke.~
 2 I   |      for a whistle, could not keep still, tortured by the invincible
 3 I   |    was surprised and tried to keep him; they had much to talk
 4 II  |  merely because it is! I must keep an eye on that!”~By this
 5 V   |    waking:~“Jean you must not keep this legacy which by to-morrow
 6 VI  |      his bed-room cupboard to keep linen on, the pegs to be
 7 VI  |       with their eyes shut to keep out the clouds of dust.~
 8 VI  |      with a little seaweed to keep them alive. Then, having
 9 VII |      she had set her teeth to keep herself from crying out.~
10 VII | mother. I love you and I will keep you! I will keep you always—
11 VII |       I will keep you! I will keep you always—I love you and
12 VII |  murmured softly in his ear: “Keep me here, with you.”~He paused,
13 VII |  saying:~“Good-night, mother, keep up your courage.”~She stealthily
14 VIII|      him. Would an honest man keep it?~“No,” was the first
15 VIII|     Would it not be better to keep this money in trust, to
16 VIII|     it not just that I should keep my father’s money?~Having
17 VIII|      thousand, with lodgings, keep, light, firing, service,
18 IX  | events:~“You French—you never keep your word!”~At this Pierre