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 1 I |  glance of those her companion cast on her. Some sentiment other~
 2 I |        sun. She had an Italian cast of~countenance and bearing,
 3 II|    toilets. The strong~shadows cast by the green serge curtains,
 4 II|        for the glance that she cast through~it can be compared
 5 II|       through the crevice. She cast but one~glance into the
 6 IV| Saint-Jean."~ ~The baron rose, cast a sidelong glance at Luigi,
 7 IV|         Bartolomeo, meanwhile, cast furtive glances at his daughter,~
 8 IV|  indescribable cruelty, and he cast upon the notary the glance
 9 IV|   strength to curse you, but I cast you off;~you have no father.
10 IV|      father and my mother have cast me off," she said, in deepest~
11 V |       admiration. This reserve cast a chill~over the whole party.
12 VI|  feeling of pride.~ ~Luigi had cast his gold upon the floor