Chapter

 1 Int |       his pupils, took on the appearance of a manifesto, the tone
 2 Int |    somewhat astonished at his appearance. He was solidly built, rather
 3 II  |       complimented her on her appearance and sat down, placing his
 4 III |     of M. de Lamare’s elegant appearance that the baron whispered:~“
 5 III |    hallucination, to take the appearance of reality. They had spoken
 6 V   |    blue granite peaks gave an appearance of fairyland to the wild
 7 V   |     him up and down. His very appearance of a “beau cavalier” made
 8 VI  |   change for the worse in his appearance. His hands were never cared
 9 VI  | farmers’ wives soon put in an appearance. They went into raptures,
10 IX  |       former attention to his appearance and the improvement in his
11 IX  |    exclamation of sorrow, any appearance of grief, taken so unawares
12 XIII|       doubtless amused at her appearance and at her dress of green