Chapter

 1 IV  |         go, she~looked at him and smiled.~ ~"Monsieur David," she
 2 IV  |         expression.~Satisfied, he smiled; dissatisfied, he smiled
 3 IV  |          smiled; dissatisfied, he smiled again. He smiled at good~
 4 IV  | dissatisfied, he smiled again. He smiled at good~news and evil tidings;
 5 IV  |         who came in and bowed and smiled, and~brought the new arrivals
 6 IV  |          s eyes. They frowned and~smiled together, and seemingly
 7 V   |           The likeness is ideal," smiled Mme. de Pimentel.~ ~"Glory
 8 VI  |          and she flushed red, and smiled at~him.~ ~"The betrothal
 9 VI  |          with~noble assurance; he smiled at his poverty, he relished
10 VII |       exclaimed the poet, and she smiled to hear the~cry, so full
11 VIII|           been reckless."~ ~David smiled by way of answer. But Mme.
12 VIII|           their order. Everything smiled upon~genius. There, there