Chapter

 1 I    |      held the face of his watch close to their lips, but the glass
 2 III  |       now no longer any need of close attention. No one save the
 3 III  | restrain his applause until the close of the aria that delights
 4 V    |         a footprint that bore a close resemblance to those left
 5 V    |         whom I can give quite a close description. He must have
 6 V    | murderer is confined, I noticed close by an individual whose appearance
 7 VII  |      position to assume in such close quarters.~“Ah! what an unfortunate
 8 VIII |       party entered a wine-shop close by. When the glasses were
 9 VIII |         but not hearing any one close the door or come upstairs,
10 VIII |      him to a little restaurant close by. I entered it myself,
11 X    |       daytime; at once she will close her eyes and say to you, ‘
12 X    |    strait-waistcoat. He did not close his eyes all last night,
13 XI   |      took the trunk to a hotel, close by the Northern Railway
14 XV   |     large, black eyes, set very close together, recalled the look
15 XV   |        own garret, and securely close the door.~“We started in
16 XVIII|        and wait. We will keep a close watch and detect the culprit
17 XIX  |        an inferior to an abrupt close. “You are right,” said he,
18 XX   |        the Monday following the close of the Easter holidays;
19 XX   |        second-hand-clothes shop close by, May entered in evident
20 XXI  |         with his elbows pressed close to his body—husbanding his
21 XXI  |        they entered a wine-shop close by. They remained here for
22 XXI  |    gorgeous livery, prepared to close the heavy double doors of
23 XXII |      his falling. A chair stood close by, however, and on this
24 XXV  |       born in London toward the close of the last century; received