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 1 I  | Pierrotin," said the valet.~ ~A glance rapidly cast on the life
 2 III| addressing his~companion.~ ~The glance of the latter, showed authority
 3 III|      Mistigris, whose satirical~glance had followed his own.~ ~"
 4 III|       of State cast a sagacious glance round the interior of~the
 5 III|     into the carriage, cast the~glance about him which affronted
 6 VI |            Mistigris gave a sly glance at his companion.~ ~"You
 7 VI |         of their prey. A single glance~at each other was enough
 8 VI |      replied, with the~sweetest glance at Mistigris.~ ~"My pupil
 9 VI |         woman."~ ~Accepting the glance, Leon de Lora slid down
10 X  |      son, casting a~reproachful glance at Moreau. "Your uncle Cardot--"~ ~"
11 XI |         interieur."~ ~He cast a glance of examination on Oscar