Part, Chapter

 1         I,II | ingenuous beauty, her~touching expression, her freshness and purity,
 2         I,II |       general character of its expression, the ingenuous craftiness
 3         I,III|  certain haggard~lines, and an expression of weariness in the pursuit
 4         I,III| emphasis which was the genuine expression of his counterfeit~superiority.~ ~"
 5         I,VI |   dignified, although affable, expression of her countenance inspired~
 6         I,VII| dancers in the /moulinet/. The expression of his~face was that of
 7         I,VII|     and gives them~a grotesque expression which excites laughter;
 8         I,I  |      was. He came, studied the~expression of Cesar's face, and observing
 9         I,III|        that (to use a favorite expression of the worthy~Ragon) might
10         I,V  |        with a strange, excited expression of face.~ ~He left the room