Chapter

 1 1|   instruction on~this point can look at Venice, Madrid, Amsterdam,
 2 2|    created count, with~a savage look at his general-secretary,
 3 3|             Well, Saillard, you look as if you had lost all your
 4 3|       wife, and he~recorded the look in his memory. He was too
 5 4|      like to know? Go~along and look after your stoves and mind
 6 4|        of his hat, gave him the look of an~ecclesiastic,--a resemblance
 7 5|     have actually come to pass.~Look here,--you, yourself,--don'
 8 5|      Chazelle]. "Why didn't you look about~when you came into
 9 5|        is like a~stage missive. Look," said his Excellency, giving
10 5|         wife. Rabourdin saw~the look, and tried to imagine its
11 6|       listen stupidly, with the look of~those who try to peer
12 6|       now across the courtyard; look at him, and say if the~virtuous
13 6|     Sebastien. "I don't like to look at what I ought not to see."~ ~
14 6|       silence and said: "Things look badly for~you, my poor Baudoyer."~ ~"
15 6|         business just now is to look after Monsieur La~Billardiere'
16 6|    Saillard; how ridiculous you look. Take care, my man,~you'
17 6|   together and assumed a tender look like that of an executioner
18 6|       After exchanging a shrewd look with Gobseck, Gigonnet went
19 6|      occasion he did open~it to look at the article on La Billardiere,
20 6|        the lawyer with a shrewd~look.~ ~"One stroke of your pen
21 7|       assumed a piquant morning look, quite in~keeping with the
22 7|    glance with an~interrogative look which made the poor woman
23 7|       without his glasses, must look funny enough~in a dressing-gown!"
24 7|         cried Rabourdin, with a look which would~certainly have
25 7|  minister gave an ill-~tempered look at the old beau, who, impatient
26 7|         emitting a~simultaneous look as direct as a pistol shot
27 8|        you fellows will have to look out!"~ ~"Yes, nine clerks
28 8| recovering their~usual official look and the dolce far niente
29 8|   anagrammatize."~ ~Thuillier. "Look here! are you making fun?"~ ~
30 8|         good."~ ~Poiret [with a look of contempt]. "And does
31 8|     loved Rabourdin too well to look for proof that might injure
32 8|        him. Poiret and Phellion look at each other in amazement,
33 8|      was?"~ ~Poiret [with a sly look that was more like a grimace]. "
34 8|         answering with a shrewd~look]. "Yes." [The other clerks
35 8|        friend." [All the clerks look fixedly at Dutocq.]~ ~Dutocq. "
36 8|         had a~restless, fidgety look in his eye which frightened
37 8|     government"~[all the clerks look at Bixiou; Poiret, stupefied,