Chapter

 1 3 |      had come, in spite of the cold, to make some purchases,
 2 6 |       are quite white; you are cold. These emotions will be
 3 6 |      chattered; his hands were cold; a violent agitation ran
 4 11|         I am beginning to feel cold. Meanwhile, I will get into
 5 11|    entered, carrying plates, a cold chicken, a bottle of claret,
 6 12|      the back. As I saw him, a cold shiver went through my heart. ~
 7 13|        She is deceiving me! ~A cold sweat broke out on my forehead,
 8 18|     Prudence complained of the cold and asked Marguerite to
 9 20|       sermon which my father's cold face threatened would begin
10 23|        I succeeded in giving a cold expression to my face, as
11 24|       teeth chattered with the cold. ~I took her in my arms.
12 24| movement, and carried her, icy cold, to the bed. Then I sat
13 26|        sorrowful expression, a cold sweat breaks out over it,