Chapter

 1 I   |     Pierre, the elder, five years older than Jean, had felt
 2 I   |    each other. Pierre, five years old when Jean was born,
 3 I   |     who had died at sea two years before. The young widow—
 4 IV  |     for three, six, or nine years. Your brother will be delightfully
 5 IV  |   old man. Pierre was three years old. I am quite sure that
 6 IV  |  his heart during all those years in Paris.~But he perceived
 7 IV  |    he recalled the past few years, the more extraordinary,
 8 V   |   enables them, after a few years, hardly to recognise the
 9 VII | mind you, but of long, long years. But you could never understand
10 VII | wholly and forever; for ten years I was as much his wife as
11 VIII|   very true. In a couple of years you can put by six or seven