Chapter

 1 I  |        and sat waiting.~Roland stood up to look out like a captain.~“
 2 III|  mother was so violent that he stood still, looking about him
 3 III|        a really great occasion—stood up like a cupola dressed
 4 III|       with a tender leer as it stood, still nearly full, by the
 5 V  |       the fresh air, and as he stood there a low sound fell on
 6 V  |       of his brother’s room he stood stock still, his hand put
 7 V  |     explain this intrusion?~He stood still, his fingers clinched
 8 V  | dissipated his meditations. He stood up and looked at the sea.
 9 V  |   clock, where it had formerly stood.~Roland filled his pipe;
10 V  |        table on which the lamp stood, embroidered, or knitted,
11 VI |   walking in front of the men, stood out against the bright background,
12 VI |   understanding. Their figures stood out very sharply, looking
13 VII|    feelings.~Pyramids of fruit stood on the table and monuments
14 VII|       to be your father.”~Jean stood rigid, not understanding,
15 VII|        mother, be silent.” She stood up with terrible determination
16 IX |      granite parapets, a crowd stood packed, hustling, and noisy,
17 IX |    held it to her eyes.~Roland stood up, clinging to the mast,