Chap.

1        7|      looks so melancholy from muddy Paris pavements. Muffat
2        7|       look and soaked hat and muddy clothes. For a long while
3        7|      The count still wore his muddy clothes, and his pale, bewildered
4        8|       whose votaries prowl in muddy bystreets under the restless
5        9|       be delighted.”~Bosc had muddy trousers and a huge yellow
6       10|     sudden desire to stir the muddy depths of their childhood
7       10|   trampled on them in the old muddy boots worn long since in
8       11|      strip of grass which lay muddy in front of her grew brighter
9       13| debris, of twisted shreds and muddy rags, followed her and marked