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1 1 | completely outside of the movement which gives to the nineteenth~
2 1 |  swarms there; the social movement is~now so dead that a traveller
3 6 | own under the~ascensional movement of capital towards Paris.
4 8 | brow, and in the habitual movement of a face that is childlike
5 13|   can guess the slightest~movement of a foot beneath a gown,
6 17|   his own thoughts by the movement and life of~the great city.
7 22| years and of the constant movement~of the three hundred thousand