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1 I   |   have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of~works
2 III |   have noticed the diabolical look on Elie's face~and seen
3 IV  |     even Charles X.~paused to look at it. "Madame," being told
4 V   |       not a bad name--doesn't look like a bad man either! One~
5 VI  |      turned aside her head to look at the sketches. Pierre
6 VI  |     grace;~happily she didn't look like her father or her mother;
7 VI  |      mother; but whom did~she look like?~ ~During this sitting
8 VII |   more sense than~Nature?"~ ~"Look here," said Fougeres, "take
9 VIII| meaning of the misty and aged look imparted to his pictures