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 1 7 |            with one of those moist glances which are to a youthful
 2 8 |            love, meet one of those~glances of women, or of men, which
 3 8 |       flung to her as they were in~glances like arrows from an upset
 4 9 |          hauteur of certain of her~glances, by the imposing expression
 5 9 |          give him a few repressive glances, which fell~upon his heart
 6 10|      resolutely, and he cast moist glances of entreaty at her uselessly.~ ~"
 7 13|          know how to~give sidelong glances, and turn our eyes," said
 8 13|         the air, and attitude, and glances of the marquise. "/We/ haven'
 9 13|       dinner the battle began with~glances, gestures, half-spoken sentences,
10 14|         black despair, was casting glances~ ~at Beatrix in which anger
11 15|          her one of those terrible glances in which~women have the
12 18|            not cast~three straight glances at Calyste, but there were
13 24| penetrating, astute, comprehensive~glances by which such great scamps
14 26|            women declare by frigid glances, disdainful gestures, and