Chapter

 1 I   |        pressman dabbed the ink by hand~on the characters, and the
 2 I   |         old pressman was the only hand left~in the printing-house;
 3 I   |          was scanty, on the other hand, he was supposed to be past~
 4 I   |         toper had himself well in hand, put~him still further at
 5 I   |        the old toper, raising his hand to the lines of cord~across
 6 I   |           the~Liberals on the one hand or the Royalists on the
 7 I   |          but Lucien, on the other hand, with a boldness~little
 8 I   |          eyes, and wrung Lucien's hand. The~clock struck six.~ ~"
 9 III |        spirit. He would raise his hand to his forehead at all seasons,
10 III |      plainly that a crisis was at hand.~ ~Startled at the progress
11 III |  awe-inspiring mistress, seized a hand that she~had abandoned to
12 III |         palm of genius~on the one hand and a shameful ending in
13 III |            he felt bolder, pen in hand,~than face to face. In a
14 III |     standing with a retort in his~hand, inspecting some chemical
15 IV  |       know me?"~ ~Eve put out her hand and grasped his tightly;
16 IV  |         it is ready, on the other~hand, to put a magnificent faith
17 IV  | ungrateful that he was), will not hand down my name to~posterity."~ ~
18 V   |          de Bargeton sat with one hand buried in her curls, heedless
19 V   |          poet," he added laying~a hand on Lucien's head; "do you
20 V   |    Bargeton continued, taking~his hand and holding it tightly in
21 V   |         he said, and taking Eve's hand, he went to a~great baulk
22 V   |           am."~ ~David felt Eve's hand, damp and quivering in his
23 VI  |          vegetable fibre at first hand. I have classified the guesses
24 VI  |        poet grasped his brother's hand, and made a third in the
25 VI  |        mother took her daughter's hand, and~gladly laid it in David'
26 VI  |        hundred thousand francs in hand, to say nothing of the mill.
27 VI  |       answer Lucien took Louise's hand~and gave it a lingering
28 VI  |       conduct; then, on the other hand, there are those on~whom
29 VI  |     balance; and a~squeeze of the hand drew down all the thunders
30 VIII|          on them." He brushed his hand over his eyes as he drew
31 VIII|         once?"~ ~David took Eve's hand in his, and drew her into