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 1 V    |  cheek would flush, her idle hands would lay the muslin~sewing
 2 V    |   his chestnut hair, his big hands and powerful frame, had~
 3 VIII | shrewd old draper rubbed his hands, and allowed his assistants
 4 IX   |  rested his long head in his hands to consider the~perplexing
 5 XII  |  Racket~once more in skilful hands. Their satisfaction was
 6 XII  |    Well, then, by Gad! shake~hands on that, my young friend.
 7 XIII |    hang heavy on the lovers' hands. Theodore~lavished on every
 8 XIII |      he did not see~that his hands could hold no more, the
 9 XVI  |      skirts, and clasped her hands on her~knees, raised by
10 XVIII|    grasping poor Augustine's hands in both her own--hands that
11 XVIII|     s hands in both her own--hands that had a rare~character