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 1 III |   and low~shoes; and in her hand she carried a straw bag
 2 III |  twelve-sous piece into his hand, and then her voice was
 3 III |   who was standing, whip in hand,~and gazing toward the rue
 4 III |     two pounds each. In his hand, he~held a small reddish
 5 III |    of fat. "Come, a helping hand,~my lad!" he said to Pierrotin.~ ~
 6 III |    down the street, whip in hand,~apparently reluctant to
 7 III |  have important business on hand which~can't be delayed."~ ~"
 8 V   |    him~to do it with a firm hand. Pierrotin, put me out here,
 9 VI  |   and top-boots, and in his hand he carried a riding-whip.~ ~"
10 VI  |   said, taking~Oscar by the hand. "Good-day, messieurs,"
11 VI  | beside~Estelle and took her hand, which she permitted.~ ~"
12 VI  |   Beaumont, who held in his hand a bundle of~deeds and other
13 VI  |  the count, taking Bridau's hand~in both of his. "I knew
14 VII |      seizing~uncle Cardot's hand and pressing it with a gesture
15 VII |   in that path with an iron hand, and he will end as a barrister~
16 VII |    Moreau, pressing~Oscar's hand, "is to work now with steady
17 VIII| head-clerk appeared, pen in hand.~ ~"Monsieur Godeschal,
18 IX  |     very well~aspire to the hand of a rich creole; and the
19 IX  |     to him and pressing his hand.~"You are, indeed, a true
20 IX  |      Oscar was taken by the hand and led by Florentine to
21 IX  |   the handkerchief from his hand,~and saw his tears; then
22 IX  | even~snatched them from his hand; so that this conflict of
23 X   |    and held out to Moreau a hand which the~latter refused
24 X   |    a trial inflicted~by the hand of one who loveth while
25 XI  |   being~forced to live from hand to mouth. The former admirer
26 XI  |  clerk, with a paper in his hand, came out of the~office (