Chapter

 1 I  | recognized him. At the first word that Bartolomeo said in
 2 II |      the master at the first word, and seemed to~do her work
 3 II |    Days. Never did she say a word to wound them. On~the contrary,
 4 II | without pronouncing a single~word. Her absorption seemed so
 5 II |    each gesture, glance, and word, to fail in discovering
 6 II |  latter~took it up without a word, and placed it in front
 7 III|   these~calumnies nor said a word to my mother about them.
 8 III|  first being able to~utter a word; but presently he said,
 9 III|   presence, in the slightest word of that~child; their eyes
10 III|  fond of~exciting, a look, a word of tenderness, sufficed
11 III| Shandy; but,~occasionally, a word, look, or gesture betrayed
12 IV |     Piombo does not pass her word and break it," she replied. "
13 IV |  wife,~who, terrified by the word, now changed to marble.~ ~"
14 IV | words:--~ ~"What misery in a word!"~ ~"In the name of our
15 IV |    having addressed a single word to one~another.~ ~When Ginevra
16 IV | breast,~and said not another word during the whole evening.~ ~
17 V  | contained, it may be, in one word~only,--Napoleon, Robespierre)
18 VI |    and has never uttered~one word of complaint; she will die