Chapter

 1 I   |      not another word till they reached the threshold of their own
 2 II  |       seed of distress.~When he reached the square in front of the
 3 IV  |     they glided past.~When they reached the open sea, round the
 4 IV  |       gained upon them. When it reached the Pearl, wrapping her
 5 V   |        neighbouring lands. They reached the harbour of Trouville
 6 V   |        guess!” And each time he reached the fire-place he stopped
 7 VI  |        the wrack.~When they had reached the end of the comb and
 8 VI  |      beach. They crossed it and reached the rocks, which stretched
 9 VII |    other side.~By the time they reached Havre their drowsiness was
10 VIII| well-meaning lout.~They had now reached the dwelling of Mme. Rosemilly.~
11 IX  |     went down to the sea. As he reached the jetty he descried the