Chapter

1 II |     frankness, their sidelong glances were none the less directed~
2 II |      became the~centre of all glances, and she was henceforth
3 II |   allegorical, by mischievous~glances, by gestures, by silence
4 II |       left alone by impatient glances, ill-disguised, at the pupils~
5 III|       songs, they watched her glances. At times, when she~supposed
6 IV |       meanwhile, cast furtive glances at his daughter,~as if he
7 VI | Corsicans. Piombo~was casting glances at that chair,--glances
8 VI |       glances at that chair,--glances full of thoughts, crowding~