Chapter

 1 I   |     with a softened look at the wide horizon of cliff and sea.~“
 2 II  |    sudden, close to him, in the wide, dark ditch between the
 3 II  |        and sirups, was much too wide for his lean little person,
 4 III | covetous blue eyes of hers very wide.~“Oh! and who left him that?
 5 IV  |      arm outstretched, his hand wide open, he wanted to hit,
 6 V   |       down from Rouen, seemed a wide inlet dividing two neighbouring
 7 V   |        so easy to capture. This wide shore was, then, no more
 8 VI  |       sea-breeze, gazing at the wide, fair horizon of blue water
 9 VI  |      alone in the middle of the wide horizon, and assuming a
10 VIII|      then he held out his hand, wide open, and she put hers into
11 IX  |       he remained with his eyes wide open for a long time, thinking