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 1 I  |    that,"~stretching out his arm to its full length.~ ~This
 2 III|      taking Pierrotin by the~arm.~ ~"Oh, my thousand francs!"
 3 IV |   what is made there than my arm is like a windmill. Our
 4 VI |   shook him violently by his arm, which~she caught and squeezed.
 5 VI |    the portico, and, with an arm that fury made~powerful,
 6 VII|       as he~shook him by the arm:--~ ~"Will you answer me?"~ ~"
 7 VII|  Oscar and taking him by the arm. "Let him study law; I'll
 8 X  |   Florentine took him by the arm,~still pealing with laughter
 9 X  |   from yataghans on his left arm.~ ~Oscar's conduct on this
10 X  |    best to amputate his left arm.~ ~Thus the Comte de Serizy
11 XI |     in black,~leaning on the arm of a man about thirty-four
12 XI | officer, from the loss of an arm~and the rosette of the Legion
13 XI |  replied Oscar, pressing the arm of his mother, who was about
14 XI | Legion of honor, his missing arm, the~strict propriety of
15 XI |   Oscar.~ ~"As you lost your arm," replied the son of Czerni-Georges,