Chapter

 1 I   | kind-heartedness, which had not arms enough to caress, to give,
 2 II  |    would float on her back, her arms crossed, her eyes lost in
 3 III |       And as she held it in her arms, she thought:~Can he be
 4 IV  |        wildly away with her two arms, almost falling backward
 5 IV  |     woman who had sunk into his arms to commend to his care her
 6 V   |    Julien again held her in his arms, would she experience the
 7 VI  |      had carried her off in his arms, without giving her time
 8 VI  |       herself into her father’s arms, her eyes full of tears,
 9 VII |        the new-born babe in her arms.~As soon as Rosalie perceived
10 VII |      days, and Jeanne threw her arms around his neck: “I do not
11 VII |         shaken by the wind. Her arms, her hands, her feet, impelled
12 VII |         held down, as if strong arms enfolded her and rendered
13 VII |      gaining ground, seized her arms, and snatching her hands
14 VIII|       on his knees, then on the arms of the chair, and finally
15 VIII|      unconsciously held out her arms. She was suddenly filled
16 VIII|     away with her infant in her arms.~“Come nearer,” said the
17 IX  |    comte seized his wife in his arms and lifted her from the
18 IX  |    mother held the child in her arms, kissing it frantically
19 IX  |       throwing herself into his arms, she exclaimed, her eyes
20 IX  |         Jeanne took Paul in her arms and went out for a walk.
21 IX  |       the child out of Jeanne’s arms and carried it off.~Jeanne,
22 IX  |           Jeanne, extending her arms, threw herself on her mother’
23 X   |      her throat; she opened her arms and fell on Julien’s breast,
24 XI  |         who had held her in his arms, forgave all the suffering
25 XI  |        down beside her, put his arms round her. “And how about
26 XI  |        me, Jeanne?”~She put her arms suddenly round his neck,
27 XI  |      But the woman, opening her arms, picked her up and carried
28 XI  |      cried Jeanne, throwing her arms round her neck and hugging
29 XI  |         clasped in each other’s arms.~Rosalie was the first to
30 XII |        him. She took him in her arms, kissed him, and carried
31 XII |     reappeared, carrying in his arms the shapeless and crippled
32 XIII|        holds out her despairing arms towards you.~“Jeanne.”~He
33 XIII|         to clasp her son in her arms, and would weaken and grant
34 XIII|       into certain outstretched arms. But an unknown person appeared;
35 XIV |     sort of white bundle in her arms.~She wanted to go over toward