Chapter

 1 II |        the unity of specialties.~Looked at in this way, banking
 2 II |          of a thoroughbred, Joby looked like a hawk.~Yetthe great
 3 II |         not reach the shafts, he looked in fact very much like one
 4 II |        of intellect, he was well looked upon~everywhere.~ ~"Some
 5 III|         little girlish head, she looked as fresh as~a naiad peeping
 6 IV |   sisters stood together, Isaure looked like a~miniature beside
 7 IV |         complexion was harsh. He~looked cold and phlegmatic. He
 8 IV |         he was anything but~well looked on at the court, and he
 9 IV |         His disinterested virtue looked well in the~Nucingen salon.~ ~"
10 IV |          full of holes that they looked like~open work in the Spanish
11 V  |       with no manner at all. She looked rather like~a superior sort
12 VI |         an Abbe Terray; but they looked at the~affair from a military
13 VI |      question of appearances; he looked upon the world~as a mixture
14 VI |       enjoying his success~as he looked round at his surprised auditors."
15 VI | Rastignac stayed in the room and looked out of the window, fixing
16 VII|       investment until Palma has looked into it. He looks solemn,~