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 1 I   |       bourgeois, they are all looking after the main chance,~and
 2 III |    anxious face was evidently looking for~him. She was dressed
 3 III |   seat," she said to the boy, looking fondly at him with~a loving
 4 III | service," replied the farmer, looking in and showing a face~like
 5 III |       Leger," said Pierrotin, looking into the coach, "will you
 6 III |    Oscar, he was, in~reality, looking for the head-clerk of his
 7 III |     monsieur," said Mistigris looking~round at the count. "But
 8 V   |   does spend money!" he said, looking at Colonel Georges. "Eight~
 9 V   |   there to~seek," he thought, looking at the fat farmer as he
10 V   |  Seals," continued the count, looking at Georges; "and though
11 V   |       decorations," he added, looking at the painter, "I~prevent
12 VI  |      asking it," she replied, looking at Bridau coquettishly.~ ~"
13 VI  |      dress," she added, after looking at him~contemptuously from
14 VI  | pocket. "Here is what you are looking for."~ ~Crottat turned the
15 VIII|     Sundays in the Tuileries, looking~out for adventures. What