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 1         I,IV |       Birotteau, with an Asiatic gesture worthy of the~Arabian Nights. "
 2         I,IV |      here Grindot made a curious gesture. "Possibly I showed myself
 3         I,V  |      francs?" said Cesar, with a gesture of alarm. "Well, we shall~
 4         I,VI |        looked at Cesarine with a gesture~which explained that the
 5         I,VI |      such tact, made an admiring gesture.~ ~"No, no; it was in the
 6         I,VI |        gave them ten sous with a gesture worthy of Napoleon, his
 7         I,VI |       fatal knife with voice and gesture. "One~recollects gratefully
 8         I,VI |         pockets. Popinot saw the~gesture, and slipped his twenty-franc
 9         I,I  |         cloudy," he said, with a gesture implying~disturbance of
10         I,II | misfortune."~ ~Pillerault made a gesture of assent.~ ~"Courage, Cesar!"
11         I,III|          got up with the air and gesture of being bored.~ ~"If the
12         I,IV |      nose with an inimitably sly gesture.~ ~"Monsieur le baron, it
13         I,IV |       door he saw the despairing~gesture of the poor creature behind
14         I,IV |            and with an imperious gesture he led his nephew into the
15         I,V  |        at last.~ ~Anselme made a gesture of unspeakable joy, as he
16         I,V  |          my money."~ ~She made a gesture as if to break the glass
17         I,V  |        arrested."~ ~The tone and gesture were so completely in keeping
18         I,VII|          brow,--so~noble was her gesture and action.~ ~"Papa, all
19         I,VII|         was unable to restrain a gesture of surprise~at the change
20         I,VII|         to Cesar with the divine gesture which Rembrandt gave to~