Chapter

 1 2|      to compromise others by a glance or~a nudge, shrinking from
 2 3|   closer~together, and threw a glance at his great-niece, Elisabeth.~ ~
 3 3|      gesture, or give a single glance, or say a single~word which
 4 4|        of~flinging the sort of glance which Bixiou told him was
 5 4|    Poiret's eyes were dim, his glance weak and~lifeless, his skin
 6 5|    papers; his Excellency will glance them over,--he reads the~
 7 5|        said, with a mysterious glance.~ ~The minister looked at
 8 5| crossed the~courtyard; for the glance he had intercepted the night
 9 6|        his mind full~of a last glance exchanged with Celestine.~ ~"
10 7|        a grand~dinner? But the glance that glides through the
11 7|        at last, with a winning glance~at des Lupeaulx, as if to
12 7|      he replied, answering her glance with an~interrogative look
13 7|       in all ears; where~every glance is a stab, and conversation
14 7|  looked at him fixedly.~ ~"The glance you gave them did not escape
15 8|       upon his subordinate~the glance of a general issuing an
16 8|   continued, giving her a side glance, "you are grand indeed;
17 8|     Gigonnet and Mitral gave a glance at the three clerks so penetrating,~
18 8|   horse and cast a fulminating glance at Rabourdin.~ ~"I! I!"