Part

 1   I|           laborers here and there, who looked as small as dolls,
 2   I|            white horses like toys, who were drawing a child's cart,
 3   I|          tall fellow from Picardy, who had been making love to
 4   I|          weather, of their master, who was a good fellow, then
 5   I| recollections, of their relations, who had left them for a long
 6  II|          went to the schoolmaster, who told her to sit down and
 7  II|            it with some neighbors, who promised to take great care
 8  II|           rid of one servant girl, who had become useless since
 9  II|       looked fixedly at, the girl, who felt uncomfortable under
10 III|       obstinate man of forty-five, who had lost two wives, evidently
11 III|           with the air of a person who thinks that he is face to
12 III|          motionless, like a person who is overwhelmed by some great
13 III|           a woman to his interests who would certainly bring him
14 III|           works with his laborers, who frequently become masters
15 III|       despair attracted a peasant, who was driving along at some
16 III|     confess it, you slut! And pray who is the fellow? Some penniless,
17 III|            to his head, I suppose? Who is it, I say?" And as she
18 III|             It is Jacques, the man who was here last year. They
19 III|         asked the cunning peasant, who partly guessed the truth;
20  IV|           whom she had robbed, and who would find it out some day
21  IV|          she thought of her child, who was the cause of her misfortunes,
22  IV|            of her misfortunes, but who was also the cause of all
23   V|            were told of a shepherd who lived ten leagues off, and