Les Misérables Volume I Book 3 Chapter 3 - Four and Four

In which a merry party of youthful students and grisettes embark upon a bright summer outing to the countryside, partaking in innocent pleasures beneath the harmonious shade of chestnut trees and the glittering light of early day. Among them shines Fantine, whose delicate beauty and modest reserve weave a subtle and arresting contrast amid the joyous abandon of youth.