Part, Chapter

 1         I,II | repressed his anger in their~presence. Du Tillet, he thought,
 2         I,IV |   saw Madame Roguin, and the presence of du Tillet was no longer~
 3         I,IV |      a superior being in the~presence of Monsieur Molineux; the
 4         I,V  |    with us on that~day. Your presence would double the happiness
 5         I,VII|    of the household, and the~presence of workmen on a Sunday in
 6         I,VII|    getting into the coach in~presence of the assembled clerks,
 7         I,I  | business was settled in your presence. Monsieur Claparon gave
 8         I,II |   lessened, as men lessen in presence of disasters when accustomed
 9         I,IV |      stains, the~unwholesome presence of smokers. Nothing ever
10         I,IV |  which bore testimony to the presence of jovial company by a pate,~
11         I,IV |   hour's conference, held in presence of the stupefied Cesar,
12         I,V  |    pledge yourself, here, in presence of your whole family, to
13         I,V  |      Without~strength in his presence, she shuddered under his
14         I,V  |    and~were ushered into the presence of the nobleman whom the
15         I,VII|   with him; du Tillet's very presence was odious~to his feelings.
16         I,VII|    the bar of the Court. The presence of this retinue roused the~
17         I,VII|       a frightened group. In presence of~that shining company