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 1 2 | nape~of her neckwhich are a sign of race. This tiny braid,
 2 3 |  The two ladies here made a sign of consent. Gasselin then
 3 6 |     delicately convoluted,a sign of secret refinement. The
 4 9 |    that of Camille, was the sign of a totally~different character
 5 12|     word, or give me a mere~sign, and I will ask her to tell
 6 16|  and then all~present, on a sign from the rector, joining
 7 17|   the hotel de Grandlieu to sign the marriage~contract, and
 8 17|     in Paris.~ ~"Let us now sign the contract," said the
 9 17|  gars/ themselves. We shall sign them, after making a tour
10 18|   would follow.~ ~"Nothing; sign it. Good," she said, darting
11 25|   to Madame Schontz, with a~sign toward Fabien du Ronceret.~ ~"
12 26|  caused Beatrix to make the sign to La Palferine to enter