Chapter

 1 1|     her talents were real; she~showed an independent and elevated
 2 2|      and ignorant, too plainly showed their~texture to an observing
 3 3|  favorable opinion of him; she showed him marked respect; honored
 4 3|        Martin Falleix felt and showed the deepest respect for
 5 4|        a pension; he therefore showed the~utmost indifference
 6 5|  secret thoughts. He~therefore showed a calm, grave face when
 7 6|         At this instant Mitral showed his yellow face, surmounted
 8 7|      contrary~increased it; he showed her in what ways the public
 9 7|        they sacredly hide, and~showed it to him.~ ~"Here is what
10 7| Excellency,~usually so gloomy, showed a smooth and gracious countenance.~ ~"
11 8|      the letter gape open, and showed Antoine that there was~nothing
12 8|       of his infernal flashes, showed her the meaning of her last~
13 8|       went straight up to him, showed him the~lithograph, and