Chapter

 1 I    |      companion looked at him from head to foot like a practical
 2 I    |            With a movement of her head, she summoned a friend who
 3 I    |          believe he has turned my head.”~Duroy said nothing.~The
 4 I    |         the brunette, nodding her head and tapping Duroy’s arm
 5 II   |          being inspected from his head to his feet. He half thought
 6 II   |          glance. As he turned his head, he met Mme. Forestier’s
 7 III  |          the ink and wrote at the head of his paper in a bold hand: “
 8 III  |       first phrase. He rested his head upon his hand and stared
 9 III  |        pen in the ink, rested his head upon his hand and thought—
10 IV   |            The manager raised his head and said sharply: “I gave
11 V    |    Varenne do.~Examining him from head to foot, she cried: “How
12 V    |         near you. I shall lose my head.”~The door opened: “Madame
13 V    |      listen to me—”~She shook her head, evaded his caresses and
14 V    |          Georges did not turn his head.~She continued: “Have you
15 V    |         long ago—”~She raised her head and with the fury of a betrayed
16 VI   |         her hands and raising his head said: “If I had found a
17 VI   |         courtiers. The man at the head of that department should
18 VI   |         said, with a shake of his head:~“He will not live long.”~
19 VII  |       small white cloud above his head. They had both fired. All
20 VIII |       Forestier, and he bowed his head as if deep in hopeless meditation.
21 VIII | magnificent”~Forestier raised his head and said to his wife: “Give
22 VIII |           soon.” And he bowed his head again.~Duroy continued: “
23 VIII |            The invalid raised his head. Duroy asked:~“Well, how
24 VIII |          corpse. Mme. Forestier’s head was bowed; her fair hair
25 VIII |         said, without turning her head toward him, in a low, grave
26 IX   |     Walters.”~She turned away her head and continued: “If you wish,
27 IX   |   swaggered more boldly, held his head more erect and walked as
28 IX   |      motionless, then raising her head, she said: “You tickle me,
29 IX   |       Stop, I say!”~He seized her head with his right hand, turned
30 IX   |         Madeleine, on raising her head, could see the stars between
31 X    |       replied without turning her head and continuing the arrangement
32 XII  |        presently?”~She nodded her head in the affirmative and he
33 XII  |        rapid step; she turned her head. It was a priest. She rose,
34 XIII |           that she rose, took his head between her hands, and kissed
35 XIII |        would tear them out of her head, and would carry away with
36 XIII |           had been stuck into her head, but she was glad to have
37 XIV  |           not to me, for I am the head of the family legally.”~“
38 XIV  |           man—round all over. His head looked like a ball fastened
39 XV   |        and myself.”~She shook her head: “Ah, your wife would not
40 XV   |        our rules.”~She turned her head and wiped away two tears,
41 XV   |     entered the conservatory with head erect and smiling lips.
42 XV   |        they love Him! Look at His head, His eyes, how simple and
43 XVI  |        out of earshot, he put his head out of the window and cried: “
44 XVI  |          was there; he raised his head and asked: “What, are you
45 XVII |          Mme. Walter, turning her head, called out: “Come, little
46 XVIII|         cold water and bathed his head. Then he washed his hands
47 XVIII|           She advanced with bowed head. The ladies smiled and murmured
48 XVIII|           a stranger. He held his head proudly erect and wore upon
49 XVIII|           cross in hand, miter on head, entered from the sacristy,
50 XVIII|         beside Suzanne, bowed his head. At that moment he felt
51 XVIII|     slowly, with a firm step, his head erect. He saw no one. He