Chapter

1 IV |    clear and luminous, of a pale blue, freshly swept by the
2 IV |    quarters.”~Pierre turned pale. His anger seemed to press
3 VI |     seemed ill and was very pale. Several times already her
4 VI |    landscape with gleams of pale gold; the fields looked
5 VI |  insect out there. The sky, pale with light, was so merged
6 VI |     surprised he said:~“How pale you are! What is the matter?”~
7 VII|   had come close up to him, pale, and his voice quivering
8 VII| uncovered her face.~She was pale, quite colourless; and from
9 IX |    with downcast eyes, very pale. Her husband touched her