Chapter

 1 I  |       dagger from his breast and gave it to his companion, saying
 2 I  |        penny," he~said.~ ~Lucien gave his purse to his compatriot,
 3 II |        of the artist's marriage, gave him an~excellent reputation
 4 II |         paintings without frames gave to this irregular~apartment
 5 II |       lips, a trifle too marked, gave~signs of that kindliness
 6 II |      fear of~their coming to her gave her courage; she recovered
 7 II |      fear, and mystery which now gave something~wild and frightened
 8 II |          more to each easel, and~gave such long lessons that he
 9 III|    sentiments, united by chance, gave~vivid colors. By Servin'
10 III|        thing unknown to her; she gave herself up~without reserve
11 III|         protuberant skull, which gave a strong idea of~his character
12 III|           the baron and his wife gave no heed to external splendor;~
13 IV |  feelings of father and daughter gave to the~worn and weary face
14 IV |          that innocent brow; she gave~herself up, it is true,
15 IV |   contracting into narrow lines, gave him a look of~indescribable
16 V  |         pressed~Luigi's arm, and gave him a look. A tear rolled
17 V  |       sale of Ginevra's pictures~gave the young couple a competence
18 VI |        Ginevra!" he cried.~ ~She gave a convulsive bound in her
19 VI |          situation; and the pair~gave themselves wholly up to
20 VI | courageously; but sometimes they gave way to~an apathy which resembled
21 VI |           and I--"~ ~The officer gave Luigi a sum on account of
22 VI |        smiled; but Luigi himself gave a cry of horror; he scarcely~