Chapter

 1 I   | ground-floor.~At first they were silent; but presently Roland began
 2 I   |   started to her eyes, a woman’s silent tears, drops of grief from
 3 II  |        admirable.~Then they were silent, and sat for some minutes
 4 III |     quite unnecessary.”~Jean sat silent, as though he had no concern
 5 IV  |          for his words.”~She was silent for a few seconds and then
 6 IV  |        steam-ships.~Then all was silent once more.~Pierre had opened
 7 VI  |        and Captain Beausire, all silent, deafened by the rumble
 8 VII |    startled by his violence, was silent for a few seconds, trying
 9 VII |          I know it.”~“Pierre! Be silent. Mother is in the next room.
10 VII |     murmuring:~“Hush, mother, be silent.” She stood up with terrible
11 VII |          stealthily crept up the silent stairs, and into her room,
12 VIII|        forget it.”~Again she was silent; then with deep regret she
13 IX  |          now that of a stranger, silent and reserved. Ever since