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 1 I   | Normandy. In Lower Normandy the shore sloped down to the sea in
 2 II  |   living eyes of the hospitable shore saying, merely by the mechanical
 3 II  |     night haze, small, close to shore or far away—white, red,
 4 V   |     bathing, Pierre went to the shore.~From a distance it looked
 5 V   |       ship a hundred miles from shore. He passed by them and heard
 6 V   |      easy to capture. This wide shore was, then, no more than
 7 V   |     promenade running along the shore from end to end, there was
 8 VI  |       all made their way to the shore. They roused Pierre, who
 9 VIII|       half the time is spent on shore in two splendid cities—New
10 VIII|        waving a handkerchief on shore, while the vessel which
11 VIII|        on her knees on the same shore, under a sky shot with lightning,
12 VIII|    large steamship quitting the shore, gazed at the already distant