Chapter

 1 I   | Roland suddenly, after he had remained motionless for a quarter
 2 I   |    sons, Pierre and Jean, had remained at Paris to continue their
 3 III |    the public gardens; and he remained a long time on a bench,
 4 IV  |   asked no more questions and remained gloomy; absent-minded rather
 5 IV  |      then, till death, he had remained impenetrable; and when his
 6 IV  |      other love, since he had remained faithful to her when she
 7 V   |       friend, of a lover, had remained in the drawing-room in a
 8 VI  |      surprised and delighted, remained at his side, almost forgetful
 9 VI  |   Roland to join us.”~She had remained at first on the beach with
10 VII |   closed.~Pierre and Jean had remained in the little outer drawing-room;
11 VII |  child; it is true.”~And they remained speechless, each in the
12 VIII|   seated, they took hands and remained so, looking at each and
13 IX  |  narrow as a coffin. There he remained with his eyes wide open