Chapter

 1 I    |       young man passed him, whose face he fancied was familiar.
 2 I    |          voluptuous brunette, her face whitened with enamel, her
 3 II   |        coat, with a grave, shaven face, so perfect in his appearance
 4 II   |          an irregular, attractive face, full of gentleness and
 5 III  | uncomfortable. Count de Vaudrec’s face was constantly before him.
 6 IV   |           eyes to the young man’s face, took his arm and leaning
 7 V    |       reason—”~Looking him in the face, she said: “You lie! What
 8 VI   |        souls. Now, look me in the face—” she no longer smiled. “
 9 VI   |           order to see the lady’s face; he was mistaken, and breathed
10 VI   |      should do if he met Clotilde face to face. Should he bow to
11 VI   |           he met Clotilde face to face. Should he bow to her or
12 VII  |       scarcely recognized his own face, it was so changed.~Suddenly
13 VII  |         the strength necessary to face the meeting. He wondered
14 VIII |         her back to the room, her face toward the window. At length
15 VIII |  mentioned the priest to him, his face assumed a scared expression.
16 VIII |          I shall never forget his face.”~At that moment they heard
17 VIII |       attracted to that emaciated face which the flickering light
18 VIII |           beauty of her sorrowful face. The young man’s heart grew
19 X    |           years. Madeleine, whose face was radiant, said: “I will
20 XI   |          form, a pretty, delicate face, blue-gray eyes, a fair
21 XI   |         his carriage. When seated face to face with Mme. Walter,
22 XI   |     carriage. When seated face to face with Mme. Walter, he met
23 XI   |          into a chair, buried his face in his hands, and feigned
24 XI   |        and gaze upon your beloved face.”~She suffered him to take
25 XII  |      woman kneeled at prayer, her face in her hands. Du Roy looked
26 XII  |     slowly took her hand from her face, he seized it saying: “I
27 XII  |           s clasp and covered her face with them. After the man
28 XII  |      Monceau?”~She turned a livid face toward him and said unsteadily: “
29 XII  |          and came toward him. Her face was cold and severe.~“Sir,”
30 XII  |         returned them, hiding her face and murmuring in broken
31 XIII |         women would some day meet face to face at the door.~On
32 XIII |       would some day meet face to face at the door.~On the other
33 XIII |         her she struck him in the face, and made her escape while
34 XIII |           Mme. Walter, bathed his face, and went out vowing vengeance.
35 XIII |      shall you do?”~She rose; her face was livid; she burst into
36 XIII |         into tears and buried her face in her hands. She remained
37 XV   |      through it, he found himself face to face with M. and Mme.
38 XV   |          he found himself face to face with M. and Mme. de Marelle.
39 XV   |    staring fixedly at her lover’s face, her cheeks as white as
40 XVI  |           and uncovered the livid face of M. Laroche-Mathieu.~The
41 XVI  |         determined to put a brave face upon the matter. Her eyes
42 XVI  |       between them, as they stood face to face, saying: “Gentlemen,
43 XVI  |       them, as they stood face to face, saying: “Gentlemen, you
44 XVII |           like a vision, the calm face of “Christ Walking on the
45 XVIII|           Walter was weeping, her face buried in her hands. She