Chapter

 1 Int |      s early reading, and had gazed with him at the sublime
 2 Int |       motionless at his side, gazed at him with its threatening
 3 III |      to dream all alone——”~He gazed at her intently.~“Two can
 4 IV  | leaned on the window sill and gazed out at the night.~The two
 5 IV  |  slope and, without speaking, gazed out at the sea. The air
 6 IV  |   breath on their faces. They gazed deep into one another’s
 7 V   |    fell from her eyes. Julien gazed at her in astonishment and
 8 V   |       dead.”~The young people gazed in amazement at the calm
 9 VIII|    fellow stuttered out as he gazed alternately at his cap,
10 XIV |     her to “The Poplars.” She gazed at it for some time, at
11 XIV |       same, and she stood and gazed out at the landscape she