Chapter

 1 IV  |          policy of redemption, and looking for~new forces where God
 2 VI  |           know it now?" she asked, looking at him with a~demure, keen
 3 VII |          armchair by the fireside, looking as a spiritual director~
 4 VII |           in a hard voice, without looking at him. ~"I thank you in
 5 VIII|       their~manner of speaking and looking at each other during that
 6 VIII|           and this time~Armand was looking out for her, or so she thought
 7 VIII|         were amusing~themselves by looking on. Every time that SHE
 8 IX  |           Antoinette, we have been looking for you~everywhere." It
 9 IX  |            made no answer; she was looking round the room, at~the chimney-piece
10 IX  |          children,"~she continued, looking as she spoke at the Vidame. "
11 IX  |          came in,~M. de Grandlieu, looking carelessly out of the window,
12 IX  |          suddenly risen, and stood looking~steadily at the Duchess,
13 X   |           to find his young cousin looking~white and worn, but resigned;
14 X   | self-styled boatswain's mate, were looking for~the wreck of a galleon