Chapter

 1 I  |       extend in young and clever hands.~ ~David Sechard's school
 2 I  |        passed~gradually into the hands of Cointet Brothers; and
 3 I  |          department in their~own hands.~ ~The news of this proposal
 4 I  |         have the cash in his own hands he would have~given in David
 5 I  |        of money which tied their hands, the~two were ruminating
 6 I  |          it should fall into the hands of some more formidable
 7 I  |        sorrowing~angel. Lucien's hands denoted race; they were
 8 I  |          race; they were shapely hands; hands~that men obey at
 9 I  |         they were shapely hands; hands~that men obey at a sign,
10 I  |   architecture, erected by fairy hands. Fancy had scattered flowers
11 II |        as time hung heavy on his hands in the seclusion enforced
12 II |        consecrated coldly by the~hands of death. On the battlefield
13 III|          pleated it with her own hands. And how pleased she was
14 III| temperament, applauded with both hands, and vowed that~Jean-Baptiste
15 III|        recent victory. Her white hands~pointed him to glory that
16 IV |    looked over the card-players' hands~without a notion of what
17 IV |         know what to do with his hands, he shifted about from~one
18 V  |          find time heavy on your~hands."~ ~"Do you work quickly?"
19 VI |          love. She abandoned her hands,~her beautiful golden hair,
20 VI |       yesterday,~while her white hands wiped the pearls of sweat
21 VII|          the women who put their hands before their faces~and shrieked