Par.

 1   4|        crossed the Seine on their way to Pont-Audemer, through
 2  52|        been suffering in the same way for some time, and the increasing
 3  69|          overstrained Nature gave way at last. Her husband, assuming
 4 128|           forward, and wheel this way and that. If only they would
 5 176|    Cornudet to accompany them, by way of adding greater solemnity
 6 207|          made a counter attack by way of Dieppe, their encounter
 7 220|          the rest depart on their way.~ ~
 8 228|  furnished goes but a very little way below the surface, they
 9 250| themselves were detained on their way by the caprices of the Prussian
10 289|       husband as they were on the way to bed that "that stuck-up
11 298|  lumbering vehicle started on its way, and the journey began afresh.~ ~
12 311|           an earthenware hare, by way of showing that a game pie
13 314|          that no one saw her give way.~ ~
14 324|           harder now; and all the way to Dieppe, during the long,