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 1 I   |  detail is alone~sufficient to show that Pierrotin and his competitor
 2 III |    perhaps it would be well to show the causes of Oscar Husson'
 3 III |  loudly, and seemed to wish~to show to those around them her
 4 III |       t know; and you do it to show off,~with the foolish vanity
 5 III |       heart a~secret desire to show openly that he himself was
 6 IV  |        in a~hurry to laugh and show his wit, and where jest
 7 IV  | enchanted to find something to show him off, demanded~that I
 8 IV  |       the count, sternly. "You show~extraordinary confidence
 9 V   |       trousers sufficiently to show an effect of the same kind,--"'
10 VI  |      the keys. Go with them to show the way; make fires there,
11 VI  |       coach; if he asks for me show him into the~waiting-room.'"~ ~"
12 VII |      uncle Cardot, in~order to show Moreau that neither she
13 VIII|         my young friend; he'll show you your lodging, and~you
14 VIII|        following extracts will show to~the most obtuse mind
15 VIII|     and wines, which seemed to show that each report was written
16 VIII|      said Godeschal to Oscar, "show monsieur his seat~and tell
17 XI  |       du Temple, gazing at the~show, when the explosion came.