Par.

1  13|     couch where an old man, the father of the peasant woman, was
2  18|           They were silent. The father's eyes were closed, his
3  39|                  And how is the father?"~
4  47|        went over to look at her father, expecting to find him dead.
5  56|         held it in front of her father's face. If he had not been
6  63|  allowed it for Maitre Renard's father, who died just during the
7  67|     when the work was over, the father was still breathing. At
8  72| frightened. They stood by their father, watching him with distrust,
9  90|                                 Father would feel sad if he were