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 1 III |    Oscar chose~not to hear. He looked to see if his mother, who
 2 III |     Each time they turned~they looked at Oscar curled up in his
 3 III |    question of costume; for he~looked at his boots, which had
 4 III |       and the details; then he looked at Mistigris, whose satirical~
 5 III |   young men.~ ~Pierrotin still looked up and down the street,
 6 IV  |   subject to hoax. Having thus~looked over the ground, he resolved
 7 IV  |   whereupon all the passengers looked at~him. "At eighteen I enlisted
 8 IV  |     had entered the house, and looked beneath the cushion~for
 9 IV  |     turned red to his ears~and looked at Mistigris, who seemed
10 IV  |   interest in the country, and looked up the valley of~Groslay
11 IV  | provinces, turned his head and looked~at Georges, so surprised
12 V   |        count, horror-stricken, looked at Pierrotin, who, finding
13 V   |        when the fat countryman~looked round for his colonel there
14 VI  |        tears in his eyes as he looked in turn from Joseph to~Leon.~ ~"
15 VI  |      the two artists and~Oscar looked at each other in consternation;
16 VII |       opening of many windows, looked out himself to see what
17 VII |      squat, and strong--always looked, in~popular speech, as if
18 VIII|      their~pupil authors to be looked through and difficulties
19 VIII|        and broken corners that looked~as though the rats had gnawed
20 IX  |          Georges laughed as he looked through the archives.~ ~"
21 IX  |     swathed in~laces, till she looked like the vignette of a keepsake,
22 IX  |       actress, smiling, as she~looked at Oscar. "I am losing.
23 IX  |    Desroches had given him. He looked at Nathan, the~distinguished
24 X   |        Cancale."~ ~Pere Cardot looked at Florentine and hesitated.~ ~"
25 XI  |  conveyances."~ ~Joseph Bridau looked at the one-armed officer