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 1  I, 1   | complicated braiding, from which hung, at the end of a long thin
 2  I, 2   |     steel, while along the walls hung many pots and pans in which
 3  I, 2   |         shawl, the edge of which hung down between her shoulder-blades;
 4  I, 5   |        the road. Behind the door hung a cloak with a small collar,
 5  I, 5   |       curtains with a red border hung crossways at the length
 6  I, 6   |        with rose-coloured wings, hung in the splendour of the
 7  I, 7   |        in very large frames, and hung up against the wallpaper
 8  I, 8   |        The red claws of lobsters hung over the dishes; rich fruit
 9 II, 1   |       ladders, poles, or scythes hung on to the branches. The
10 II, 1(9)|       panonceaux that have to be hung over the doors of notaries.~
11 II, 3   |          with brown tiles, there hung outside it, beneath the
12 II, 6   |         a night-light in a glass hung up. Its light from a distance
13 II, 6   |        single movement, and thus hung straight and motionless
14 II, 8   |        of the town hall had been hung with garlands of ivy; a
15 II, 8   |       before; tri-coloured flags hung from half-open windows;
16 II, 8   |       some scrap of foliage that hung above their mouths.~Rodolphe
17 II, 8   |         clogs, and from her hips hung a large blue apron. Her
18 II, 8   |        to his good housewife, he hung it up weeping on the modest
19 II, 11  |      spirit of contradiction she hung up near the bedside of the
20 II, 11  |        midst of the silence that hung over the village a heart-rending
21 II, 13  |       under the stag’s head that hung as a trophy on the wall.
22 II, 15  |          small chiselled poniard hung against his left thigh,
23 III, 1  |       hurry. The crystal lustres hung motionless. In the choir
24 III, 2  |        rolled along her nose and hung suspended there a moment.
25 III, 3  |          a tavern, at whose door hung black nets. They ate fried
26 III, 5  |      were in red levantine, that hung from the ceiling and bulged
27 III, 5  |         her leg, then too short, hung in the air, and the dainty
28 III, 5  |         bloody orbits. The flesh hung in red shreds, and there
29 III, 7  |        the “Hirondelle.” Then he hung up his cheminots to the
30 III, 7  |    against the oak-stained paper hung Steuben’s “Esmeralda” and