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 1 II   |     when its~roar, hushed for a moment, rises and spreads in the
 2 II   |         window-frame.~ ~At this moment a slender white hand threw
 3 III  |       their pranks. But at this moment the old~clothier paid no
 4 V    |        Racket, had paused for a moment to gaze~at a picture which
 5 VI   |         tide of~people. At that moment her frightened eyes fell
 6 VI   |        words of preachers. This moment was to her like a moment
 7 VI   |        moment was to her like a moment of~madness. She found herself
 8 VII  |         another. At the present moment the young couple had~agreed
 9 XIV  |   Perhaps they had both let the moment slip when souls may meet~
10 XVI  |        I said to myself at that moment, 'There is a man devoid
11 XVII |     costly Sevres~vases. At the moment when this picture was presented
12 XVIII|    gracious compassion. After a moment's silence the Duchess,~grasping
13 XX   | skilfully seized the auspicious moment; she threw herself~into
14 XX   |        lips, as if to implore a moment's~silence. During this dreadful