Chap.

 1        1|       square–shaped head of a strong man at a fair, was forcing
 2        1| Exceedingly tall, exceedingly strong, for her eighteen years,
 3        1|     nature of hers, which was strong enough to destroy the whole
 4        2|    flowers. Their perfume was strong and penetrating, while through
 5        5|   proceeded to lash them with strong cords to the poles already
 6        5|     air of the place with its strong, haunting smell, a smell
 7        5|  water and sponges and of the strong scent of essences which
 8        5|      jars and basins and that strong, sweet perfume, the intimate
 9        5|      himself that he would be strong— nay, he would know how
10        7|    such, for instance, as the strong savor of Russia leather,
11        7|   waist and firm bosom, where strong muscles moved under the
12        8|  piles of dirty plates with a strong scent of boiled fowl and
13        9| Fauchery on his piece. A very strong piece! Only why was his
14        9|    really, it smelled far too strong of stale lavender water,
15       10|     his big brother, a great, strong fellow, who was capable
16       10|     him as very tall and very strong and merry and somewhat rough.
17       10|       She, his mother, was so strong and well!~On the days when
18       13|     homes with cold meats and strong soup. Julien made the trades–
19       13|   burning with fever had been strong enough to make him keep