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 1 II  | Moreau's~evident loyalty, and showed his satisfaction by liberal
 2 III |     miles appeared a journey, showed plainly that he~desired
 3 III |     The glance of the latter, showed authority over his adept,
 4 V   |       effect of his position, showed the point of~junction between
 5 V   |    The person thus alluded to showed no sign upon his face as
 6 VI  | good-humor of his~manner soon showed that his nature was a kindly
 7 VI  |       at the steward's house, showed~such respect for the great
 8 VI  |  Serizy had handsome arms~and showed them much), together with
 9 VI  |    their~hostess; but it also showed, what they did not know,
10 VI  |      agriculture, by which he showed that he attended to his
11 VIII|     seemed a sensible man, he showed, from time to time, a hankering~
12 XI  |      seams of the black cloth showed whitening lines; the collar~