Chapter

 1 14|       months later, shut up the port of the besieged city. As
 2 20| examined by the governor of the port," said the shipmaster, "
 3 20|    announced the closing of the port. ~He had now leisure to
 4 21|         for France should leave port, not even the packet boat
 5 21|     will convey you to a little port, where certainly you are
 6 21|  fishermen." ~"The name of that port?" ~"St. Valery; but listen.
 7 21| examined by the governor of the port made immediate preparations
 8 41|         ambition. Moreover, its port was the last in the kingdom
 9 49|        his Eminence entered the port in triumph. ~All the city
10 49|           When they entered the port, it was already night. The
11 49| compatriots when they land in a port of Great Britain, and carry
12 50|      the day, the hour, and the port at which I should arrive?" ~
13 50|        a nocturnal arrival in a port and all the fatigues of
14 50|         permission to enter the port, a little boat bearing his
15 50|          I am commandant of the port. They brought me that book.
16 59|       in the streets and in the port; the troops about to embark
17 59|        and went straight to the port. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
18 60|         was to take back to the port of Flushing the Indian merchantmen
19 60|    vessels had already left the port, the one bearing, as we
20 61|       of an old governor of the port, who kissed her hand, she
21 65|        and were approaching the Port, a man sheltered beneath