Chap.

 1        1|         the two goddesses. Then ensued a passage which Prulliere
 2        2|        And in the silence which ensued and amid the whispered muttering
 3        3|         in–law furtively. There ensued an embarrassed silence,
 4        4|       the Ecole de Marine. Then ensued a conversation about the
 5        4|        Countess Sabine’s, there ensued a long discussion about
 6        6| upstairs in the bedroom a scene ensued. The count threw himself
 7        9|        the kiss, Cossard.”~Then ensued confusion. The scene went
 8        9|     simply.~And with that there ensued a fresh silence. At bottom
 9       11|        the wind rose, and there ensued a sudden deluge. Huge drops,
10       14|        peaceful stillness which ensued, a void, deathly stillness
11       14|         long heedlessness there ensued a panic.~“Let’s be off;