Chap.

 1        1|    and hied on his way with a rolling gait and a shuffling of
 2        2|   feverish dream of endlessly rolling applause returned like a
 3        2|   charming evening. Nana kept rolling cigarettes, which she smoked,
 4        5|       with hate, and were now rolling over and over behind a set
 5        6| together they began playfully rolling on the ground, stopping
 6        6|      a blade of grass and was rolling it between his fingers.
 7        6|       The five carriages were rolling through a flat country along
 8        7| carriages in the roadway were rolling through a stream of mud.
 9        7|     felt a mortal regret and, rolling herself up in front of the
10        8|     seemed deeply occupied in rolling bread pills on the cloth
11       10|     young!”~But now Satin was rolling on the bearskins in the
12       11|      On the green the far–off rolling sound which issued from
13       11|     he left them immediately, rolling off in a chaffing, disdainful
14       11|       three necks behind. The rolling thunder of voices had increased.
15       13|    presence.~Labordette began rolling up the designs as he gave
16       14|      corners of his mouth and rolling his eyes askance, while
17       14|       people were discernible rolling torrentwise along the sidewalks