Chapter

 1        I|         the little knots of men gathered here and there, not an oath,
 2        I|  spectacle.~ ~Father Chupin had gathered his wife and his children
 3       II|        whole body, a white foam gathered on his lips.~ ~He made the
 4      XXI|     fifteen hundred men will be gathered there awaiting my father’
 5    XXIII|  determined of the conspirators gathered around M. Lacheneur. In
 6     XXIV|     staircase.~ ~When they were gathered around him:~ ~“Listen to
 7      XXV|        Sairmeuse.~ ~A crowd had gathered about the door. At least
 8      XXV|     drove back the crowd, which gathered again to await the duke’
 9     XXIX|      was beside himself. A foam gathered upon his lips, his eyes
10    XXXVI|      nurse. Her faith in herbs, gathered by the light of the moon,
11    XXXIX| apartments in which Martial had gathered together all that was most
12      XLI| inhabitants of the village were gathered at the doors and windows.~ ~
13     XLII|     sullenly refused the money, gathered his belongings together,
14     XLII|     livid, and a white foam had gathered upon his lips. Still, he
15     XLIX|         evenings, when they had gathered at the Boeuf Couronne, they