Chapter

 1 I   |      moved forward, making the fine wayward hairs flutter about
 2 II  |   holding it up to the gas.~“A fine ruby,” Pierre declared.~“
 3 II  | Extract of currants,” or else “Fine Groseille“ or “Groselia,”
 4 II  |      be very good, very good: ‘Fine Ruby.’” But the doctor disputed
 5 III |       placard proclaimed that “fine apartments” or “handsome
 6 III |   shoulders.~“That is all very fine,” he said. “But the wisest
 7 IV  |        still, M’sieu Pierre. A fine breeze out at sea.”~“Well,
 8 IV  |        town was buried in this fine mist, which did not fall
 9 V   |        had vanished and it was fine, very fine. As the boat
10 V   | vanished and it was fine, very fine. As the boat for Trouville
11 VI  |    overhanging cliff.~“That is fine!” exclaimed Mme. Rosemilly,
12 VIII|    what has become of all your fine schemes for getting on?”~
13 IX  |      said to his wife:~“A very fine fellow, all the same, is