Chapter

 1 I  |        gave the idea of a statue turned into a man, a type of a
 2 I  |         to certain stores.”~They turned to the right in the Rue
 3 I  |      talking with three friends, turned and came forward with a
 4 I  |         whirled and whirled, and turned madly, so close together
 5 I  |    invitation.~Then the Marquise turned her big, black eyes upon
 6 I  |       opinion, Marquise.”~Yvette turned her eyes upon him, and in
 7 II |       corner of the Seine, which turned before the garden wall,
 8 II |          that so, Marquise?”~She turned a little toward him and
 9 II |        crowd. But suddenly, they turned toward the shore, stopped
10 II |         impatience. Suddenly she turned, looked at him, and burst
11 III|     whose fear and embarrassment turned to anger, shrugged her shoulders
12 III|       shrugged her shoulders and turned to go. “I really believe
13 IV |    Monsieur de Belvigne.”~Yvette turned a little pale, but did not
14 IV | amazement of the passers-by. All turned to look at them; the citizens
15 IV |       Servigny, with a keen eye, turned to the pillar. Then with