Chapter

 1 I   | dropped anchor under the white rocks of Cape la Heve; they had
 2 I   |  little river of Caen, and the rocks of Calvados which make the
 3 VI  |        the afternoon among the rocks, hunting prawns.~They made
 4 VI  |      jumping fearlessly on the rocks, displayed her ankle and
 5 VI  |     with the salt smell of the rocks at low tide— excited him
 6 VI  |       of a volcano, the fallen rocks seemed the wreck of a great
 7 VI  |    zigzagging between the huge rocks which had at some former
 8 VI  |     crossed it and reached the rocks, which stretched in a long
 9 VI  |     steady her on the slippery rocks. She leaned on him rather
10 VI  |        running about among the rocks and paddling in the tide-pools;
11 VI  |     discerned, among the weedy rocks, her son Jean fishing with
12 VI  |        I was frightened at the rocks.”~So then Jean guided her,
13 VIII|        caught something on the rocks of Saint Jouain which I