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 1 II  |    favorite daughter had never looked so high.~ ~In the midst
 2 III | screened him from draughts, he looked round him doubtfully, examined~
 3 III |  himself till he had once more looked all over the room,~hoping
 4 III |     forward the armchair which looked as if it had been least
 5 IV  |     had fallen; and the guests looked alternately~from the spoilt
 6 V   |        the first time you have looked for him," replied the~admiral
 7 V   |    with comical gravity, as he looked at Monsieur Longueville.~ ~"
 8 VII |     presently raised her head, looked~at her father, and said
 9 VII |      old sailor,~waking up. He looked round the room, but his
10 VII |       to the desk. Longueville looked up, put the patterns in~
11 VIII|        Monsieur de Longueville looked at Mademoiselle de Fontaine
12 VIII|    guarantee of~happiness. She looked at the admiral who, to use