Chapter

 1 II  |     three feet and, assuming a smiling air, cried: “Well, Madame
 2 III |        glances met and blended smiling; and it seemed that a new
 3 III |       feet.~He bowed and said, smiling:~“Well, comrade, are you
 4 III |        already aging, who kept smiling and bowing to all around
 5 IV  |     end of a minute the baron, smiling, added:~“We did not wish
 6 IV  |        into her eyes and still smiling, murmured:~“I half suspected
 7 V   |        my brother-in-law.” And smiling, she hastily unwound the
 8 VI  |        glowing flame, he said, smiling: “Ah, that burns finely
 9 VI  |     baroness could not forbear smiling in her turn, but she repeated: “
10 VII |      never, madame.” He added, smiling: “One might call it a local
11 VII |        from.”~The baroness was smiling now, quite happy, with the
12 VIII|     three embraced each other, smiling and happy.~Two days later,
13 IX  |        wrapped in shawls, were smiling happily like those who have
14 IX  |        with the world.~Jeanne, smiling, looked at this good giant
15 IX  | without waiting for an answer, smiling complacently, appearing
16 IX  |  perspiring, his face red, but smiling, happy and triumphant, was
17 IX  |    Julien came home to dinner, smiling and attentive, and appeared
18 IX  |     with outstretched hand and smiling lips, she felt this consciousness
19 X   | peculiar expression, a certain smiling curve of the lips that she
20 XIII|  well-dressed crowd, chatting, smiling, bowing to each other, that