Chapter

 1 I  |   handling, she lost not a~single glance of those her companion cast
 2 I  |   desperate resolution. Casting a glance upon his wife and daughter,
 3 II |          casting~the flame of her glance here and there at random;
 4 II |         rest with a~comprehensive glance, making them laugh, and
 5 II |         there was little in their glance or~expression that was simple
 6 II |   aristocrats. She measured, at a glance, the distance that now~separated
 7 II |           of her efforts, for the glance that she cast through~it
 8 II |         crevice. She cast but one~glance into the space beyond, which
 9 II | interpretations~for each gesture, glance, and word, to fail in discovering
10 II |    circumstances the~fact of this glance was not lost. Though at
11 II |          cried Ginevra, casting a glance of~astonishment at the painter,
12 III|      exchanged one soft and rapid glance with the wounded man, and~
13 IV |      alone was able to~endure his glance, for her eyes flamed also,
14 IV |       baron rose, cast a sidelong glance at Luigi, and said, in a~
15 IV |         sitting down to dinner, a glance of exceeding gentleness
16 IV |          cast upon the notary the glance of a~tiger. The baroness
17 VI |         of his care. Happening to glance downward, he saw the~reflection