Chapter

 1 I   |        controlled himself in the presence of strangers, but in private
 2 II  |         the sea by his brother’s presence. He had an inspiration. “
 3 III |            he replied dryly. “My presence is quite unnecessary.”~Jean
 4 III |        exhaustion when a woman’s presence, a woman’s kiss, the touch
 5 III |          of such a matter in the presence of his parents. On reaching
 6 IV  | imputation is mentioned in their presence, they are as angry as if
 7 V   |          conscious no doubt of a presence, or disturbed by the light
 8 VI  |        confidence, in his wife’s presence too, and by his son’s strange
 9 VI  |       till to-day to declare its presence.~They soon came to a deeper
10 VII |          And all you said in her presence to show off? Why, you are
11 VII |         laugh her to scorn in my presence—so much the worse for you.
12 VII |          not a sigh revealed the presence of a living creature behind
13 VII |          speechless, each in the presence of the other. For some minutes
14 VIII|         back to that of Pierre’s presence in the family. How was he
15 VIII|         stay with them, that his presence was torture to them, and
16 VIII|  understand what was said in his presence.~“Because I promised her
17 IX  |      escape him in his brother’s presence, he had felt that the last