Chapter

 1 I   |           turned a long frightened look upon them all, then sinking
 2 I   |            the conduct of battles? Look! our palace steps are encumbered
 3 I   |          At last he stopped with a look of despair.~“Listen!” said
 4 I   |           sand outside the mole to look for gold dust:~“See!” he
 5 V   |       recoiled in horror. “Begone! look for some one else! I will
 6 V   |      sanctuary to seek it for you! Look!” The Zaimph shone a mass
 7 VI  |       their foreheads to make them look like rhinoceroses. Between
 8 VI  |        scales on his skin, made it look pink in the light of the
 9 VI  |         terrifying appearance, the look of a wild beast. His unnatural
10 VI  |       closed. I feel robust. Here! look how I am eating!”~And less
11 VII |           expanded like flowers to look at you; and then crystal
12 VIII| big-bellied or had a pusillanimous look; and he admitted those of
13 VIII|            slaves went on ahead to look for the buoys which had
14 IX  |        boasting, and they began to look upon one another with mistrust.
15 IX  |           and sobbed with a stupid look; the rest cried out to their
16 XI  |           opened their eyes with a look of menace and amazement.
17 XI  |          she muttered with idiotic look words of vengeance against
18 XI  |        even as Tanith?” And with a look of boundless adoration he
19 XI  |        arms and with so terrible a look that her heels were immediately
20 XI  |           hid your face; you would look at me through her; the memory
21 XI  |        advanced towards him with a look full of gravity.~“As a reward
22 XII |           he limped with a piteous look, breathing forth complaints
23 XII |      showed the unrolled papyrus: “Look at it! read! see their promises!
24 XII |            he had no assistance to look for! He was now irrevocably
25 XII |         their black skin made them look like mulberries that had
26 XIII|          her with an almost tender look, as if he found some rest
27 XIII|        felt so furious and cruel a look entering his heart that
28 XIII|          much disconcerted by this look that it made him lower his
29 XIII|      privileges. He replied with a look colder and heavier than
30 XIV |            noise, would desist and look about in tranquil fashion
31 XIV |           to raise their heads and look at one another they were
32 XIV |            top of the precipice to look, went back again.~
33 XV  |            double, with the scared look of fallow deer when suddenly
34 XV  |        single thought, a memory, a look. This man who was walking