Chapter

 1 I   |    the way into the town. A large crowd, the crowd which haunts
 2 II  | piers, a shadow stole up, a large shadow of fantastic shape.
 3 II  |   at Havre, counting on the large custom which the rising
 4 II  |     man, quite bald, with a large beak of a nose which, as
 5 V   | level waters, looked like a large rock standing up out of
 6 VI  |    It fell into a hollow as large as a washing basin which
 7 VI  |    again he saw in it three large transparent prawns, caught
 8 VII |  went in that the bed was a large one, quite a family bed,
 9 VIII|    on the second floor of a large tenement which she owned.
10 VIII|    elbows on the ledge of a large steamship quitting the shore,
11 IX  |  asleep in the corners. The large low room, with its white
12 IX  |   when he remembered that a large cargo of emigrants had come