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 1 II   |        the first electric eel he saw in~America. Monsieur Guillaume
 2 IV   | old-world simplicity of all they saw about them.~As their style
 3 VI   |          of her skin. The artist saw her~beauty in all its bloom,
 4 VI   |     doubt it. When she no longer saw the artist,~these simple
 5 VII  |        to imagine woes, Theodore saw a rival in one~of the assistants,
 6 X    |       help of her spectacles she saw the young artist, whose~
 7 X    |      Madame~Guillaume the artist saw the peril into which his
 8 X    |       for Mademoiselle Virginie, saw all his~hopes wrecked. Mademoiselle
 9 XI   |  apparent self-control, when~she saw her husband giving way so
10 XII  |       immortalized by~the artist saw, united under its skylight,
11 XII  |    Monsieur and Madame Guillaume saw in perspective~both their
12 XIII |  expecting their~first child. He saw some friends again. During
13 XIV  |        not help trembling as she saw that he kept for the~outer
14 XIV  |      youth and beauty, Augustine saw herself deserted for a woman
15 XVII |        of the dainty boudoir she~saw the Duchess lounging luxuriously
16 XVIII|      compulsory. The young woman saw before her a~superfluous
17 XX   |        brow--that terrible brow--saw the expressive~furrows gathering