Chapter

 1 I   |        the one side of the space stood the kitchen, on~the other
 2 I   |    francs, paid in assignats, it stood to reason that thirty thousand~
 3 I   |         how business went. There stood~the presses in their places;
 4 I   |       repairs. The old house had stood in sun and~rain, and borne
 5 I   |  intoxication of soul~and brain, stood Lucien, graceful as some
 6 I   |           He hurried away. David stood overcome by the emotion
 7 II  |        all such waterside trades stood within reach of the~Charente;
 8 II  | flexibility~of mind or body. She stood strong and straight like
 9 III |          out of sight, she still stood there, poor~girl! in a great
10 III |        screen fitted to it, that stood before her on a round~table
11 III |         All unconsciously Lucien stood with the palm of genius~
12 III |         encouragement; for David stood more~in awe of Eve than
13 IV  |        in the middle of the room~stood a red tray with a pattern
14 IV  |       cabin, and the door always stood open~for the sake of air.
15 IV  |           turning to Lucien, who stood amazed at this,~"you are
16 IV  |         one thing or another, he stood, happy and~mute, planted
17 IV  |          the word of~command. He stood at attention in her presence,
18 IV  |         in a circle, and the men stood behind them. It was a quaint~
19 V   |        little group where Lucien~stood, the circle who gave him
20 VI  |          be there; but the doors stood scrupulously open, and~everything
21 VI  |     suspicious; the~boudoir door stood open, the servants came
22 VII |         round upon Chatelet, who stood at the~door of the salon.
23 VIII|        money to come from?"~ ~He stood in such terror of David'
24 VIII|          and felt~ashamed. Tears stood in the young printer's eyes.~ ~"