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 1 I   | Pierrotin was standing, with his hands thrust into his pockets
 2 I   |        if it~remained upon their hands, these long-headed dealers
 3 II  |        scores of lawsuits on~his hands. Pere Leger only wished
 4 III |           Georges, after shaking hands with his friend, got into
 5 III |     doeskin gloves concealed his hands. Nothing about him betrayed
 6 IV  |       well-blended, velvety!~and hands, oh!--"~ ~"They weren't
 7 IV  |        resumed, "and I found two hands stretched~out to meet mine.
 8 IV  |          said nothing, for those hands, soft as the peel of~an
 9 IV  |          tranquilly home with my hands in~my pockets, when I saw
10 VI  |        Meantime Estelle's clumsy hands and~feet struck their eyes,
11 VI  |        count put his head in his hands and was silent for some
12 VI  |         at~receiving it from the hands of his client.~ ~"What does
13 VIII|        fine stew prepared by the hands of Madame Clapart herself
14 VIII|          which we hereby set our hands.~ ~[Signed by all the clerks.]~ ~
15 X   |          his~uncle, with clasped hands, "It is twelve o'clock!