Chapter

1 II |  from each other, showed the presence of~two sets or cliques,
2 II |     curiosity excited~by her presence. She was like a queen in
3 II |  them, as it had to her, the presence of this political~victim.
4 II |    this moment, however, the presence of Madame Servin produced
5 III|      In~his functions, or in presence of strangers, he never laid
6 III|  vast secret pleasure in the presence, in the slightest word of
7 V  |       silent and saddened in~presence of that humming happiness
8 V  | could have been~lived in the presence of her father and mother