Chapter

 1 I   | towards the Havre pier, now scarcely visible as a white streak
 2 III |    drank some more wine. He scarcely remembered the remainder
 3 IV  |  his memory:~“Wait a bit; I scarcely recollect. It is such an
 4 IV  |   pier, which was, however, scarcely visible. Turning half-round,
 5 V   |  But the doctor’s frame lay scarcely more than an hour or two
 6 VI  |     turned his head, and he scarcely paused to think of anything
 7 VI  |   the distance, and a sail, scarcely visible, looked like an
 8 VI  |  interest in it. But as she scarcely heeded him, and as he was
 9 VI  |     distress that she could scarcely take it in. She echoed: “
10 VIII|     a voice so low as to be scarcely audible:~“I think Pierre
11 IX  | drove him to frenzy. And he scarcely ever spoke to them, excepting
12 IX  |   sail on board.~Pierre had scarcely any intercourse with his
13 IX  |    like a blunted sword. He scarcely had the heart left in him
14 IX  |    ship, slight noises, and scarcely audible on this calm night