Chapter

 1 I   |         read the great works that~appeared above the horizon of literature
 2 II  |        literature, in~short, that appeared during that sudden outburst
 3 III |           his cue accordingly. He appeared~on the scene as a jaded
 4 III |        read aloud the poetry that appeared. Together they went into~
 5 III |          obedient to her request, appeared for the first time in~the
 6 III |       decease of genius,~Chatelet appeared to offer up his hopes as
 7 III |           his great love had only appeared in trifles, Eve read~it
 8 IV  |          moment the young printer appeared. From~his manner and looks
 9 IV  |          he succeeded, his~smiles appeared after a delay, like the
10 IV  |        length in his great chair,~appeared to see and understand all
11 IV  | impertinence.~ ~Sixte du Chatelet appeared in a pair of dazzling white
12 IV  |           moment Mme. de Bargeton appeared in all the glory of an~elaborate
13 IV  |        arrive. First and foremost appeared~the Bishop and his Vicar-General,
14 IV  |     gesticulated but little; both appeared to be prudent men, and their~
15 IV  |   high-colored personage, usually appeared in~the wake of his wife,
16 IV  |       mysterious conjugal~trinity appeared to them so rare and pleasing
17 V   |          Andre de Chenier's poems appeared in 1819, no~one in Angouleme
18 V   |          to themselves. Every one appeared to be absorbed~in his own
19 V   |       Fifine, Adrien, and Francis appeared in the doorway with Mme.~
20 VIII|          seen in the coach-house, appeared~in sight, Lucien felt more