Chapter

 1 I  |       straight, erect figure, he looked to be over~sixty years of
 2 I  | countenance whenever her husband looked at her.~ ~The little girl
 3 I  |          object of attention, he looked at his~observer with so
 4 I  |  springing under the portico. He looked at his compatriot,~and recognized
 5 I  |        who kept silence. Then he looked at~Piombo and said:--~ ~"
 6 I  |     Porta is alive."~ ~Bonaparte looked with curiosity at Bartolomeo,
 7 I  |     Corsican brow unbent, and he looked about him in~satisfaction.~ ~"
 8 I  |             Bonaparte smiled. He looked in silence at the man who
 9 II |    ecorches," yellowed~by smoke, looked like limbs snatched over-night
10 II |     dread of some mishap.~No one looked at her, or spoke to her;
11 II |          difficult for those~who looked at her to give her pain.
12 II |          so fully~developed; she looked a woman. Marriage she had
13 II |        Laure raised her head and looked tenderly at Ginevra; their
14 II |     sleeves, arranged her apron, looked at her picture, examined
15 II |         this~erection, and again looked through the crevice. She
16 II |       pallet.~ ~The Italian then looked fixedly at Madame Servin,
17 II |        all~the other young girls looked up at her in surprise. Later,
18 II |         The two~young girls then looked at each other fixedly, in
19 III|       falling on a stool.~ ~They looked at each other in silence.
20 III|          this cry they all three looked at one another in silence,
21 III|    indeed, too~much for her. She looked at the officer with a respectful
22 III|          finger on her lips, and looked at him, as if to~say: "Be
23 III|         sickly, expressed, as he looked at the~girl, more pleasure
24 III| Surprised at his action, Ginevra looked round, saw~Laure, and said,
25 III|       you say?"~ ~The young girl looked up at Ginevra, and their
26 III|      strained emotion. All three~looked at one another and laughed
27 III|          mistaken."~ ~The lovers looked at him in astonishment.~ ~"
28 III|       wife.~ ~The two old people looked at each other with an anxiety
29 IV | exclamation, Piombo and his wife looked at their~daughter in astonishment.~ ~"
30 IV |  sternness darkened his face; he looked fixedly at his~daughter,
31 IV |         Luigi Porta, bewildered, looked at Ginevra, who had turned
32 IV |            Ginevra trembled, and looked at her father anxiously.
33 IV |       savage in her eye when she looked at~her father; reproach
34 IV |         by~witnesses. Bartolomeo looked fixedly at these persons,
35 IV |       turned to his~daughter and looked at her uneasily. He saw
36 IV |         inclination of the head,~looked at Ginevra with a sly expression,
37 IV |    understand it. He~paused, and looked at Bartolomeo with that
38 IV |          a silence. The notaries looked at each other, as if in~
39 IV |         saw him approach her she looked at~him with an air of triumph,
40 V  |      their~mothers, to whom they looked up, now and then, with eyes
41 V  |  disapproving air, and his clerk looked up~at the couple with malicious
42 V  |       lead for most,--the priest~looked about him in vain for the
43 V  |       childlike~happiness.~ ~She looked long at the hangings and
44 V  |        And the imperious Ginevra looked at each piece of furniture
45 V  |        and--it~is ours!"~ ~Luigi looked at her with such enthusiasm
46 VI |          and drowsiness. Ginevra looked sadly~on the beautiful,
47 VI |        Luigi, he is cold!"~ ~She looked at her son and swooned.
48 VI |       old man's breast; his wife~looked at him; he seemed to her