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 1 II  |       young girl whose~lightest look could rekindle love in the
 2 III |       did not even get a~second look.~ ~"Good Heavens! see how
 3 III |       and~succeeded in giving a look of harmony to the files
 4 III |       mischievously inquisitive~look at the furniture of her
 5 III | religious thought; then, with a look of~fatherly pity at his
 6 III |    fortunes. Those~who are rich look to becoming richer. The
 7 IV  |     hereby declare that I shall look on anyone~who talks to me
 8 IV  |         were some young men who look as though they must have~
 9 IV  |        It often happens that we look at a dress, a~hanging, a
10 V   |     seeing~him turn his head to look at her. The young lady did
11 V   |         suppose, monsieur, as I look at your white hairs, that
12 V   |         is~limping, uncle, only look!"~ ~"No, he is running;
13 VI  |        a deep delight to her to look for the arrival of her bashful
14 VI  |   brother, for she did not even look as if she were hiding~a
15 VIII|         brother's face does not look to me like that of a man~