Chapter

 1 II  |     their interview a searching glance, and met the dark, inscrutable~
 2 II  |          she asked, with a keen glance.~ ~"Yes, Mother." ~ ~"Go
 3 V   |    encouraged by a gesture or~a glance, but never suffered to penetrate
 4 VI  |     fiend, gave him back a cool glance like a~man that knows his
 5 VI  |         her phrases, the~demure glance of her eyes. Her great lady'
 6 VI  |       birth that a contemptuous glance~can never wound her? is
 7 VI  |     conjure~away with a word, a glance, or a gesture.~ ~"Will you
 8 VI  |       Again she gave him a side glance to express her insidious~
 9 VI  |         him with a~demure, keen glance.~ ~"What is happiness for
10 VII |    boudoir without so much as a glance at~Armand, as he stood with
11 VIII|     about her; it~was a woman's glance, a stolen look that saw
12 X   | Montriveau could~have seen that glance, he would have forgiven