Chapter

 1 I   |            Jove, I am thirsty.”~He glanced at men seated at the tables,
 2 I   |        glass.” Before deciding, he glanced at a clock; it was a quarter
 3 I   |        doing.”~Duroy, in surprise, glanced at him. He was very much
 4 II  |       world, that he was saved. He glanced at Mme. Forestier. She wore
 5 II  |           remark, but occasionally glanced at his neighbor. A diamond
 6 III |            the table and arose. He glanced around his miserable room;
 7 V   |  irremediable scandal?”~Both women glanced at him approvingly. Forestier
 8 V   |           and thirty francs. Duroy glanced at the bill and when it
 9 VI  |          seat near his hostess and glanced at her curiously; she was
10 VIII|         years still before him? He glanced at the handsome widow. How
11 VIII|         strange in that room. They glanced involuntarily at the corpse
12 IX  |         was colder than usual, she glanced up at him and asked: “What
13 IX  |           And now I have one.”~She glanced at him with smiling eyes.~
14 X   |         before returning home?”~He glanced at her from his corner and
15 XI  |        shall be very grateful.”~He glanced at the younger of the two
16 XI  |      respect. From time to time he glanced at Clotilde.~“She is really
17 XII |      escape her, while he uneasily glanced around on all sides to see
18 XIII|            the housemaid.”~But she glanced at the vest with the care
19 XIV | laughing-stock for the world.”~She glanced sharply at him: “As you
20 XIV |           spite of herself, as she glanced at the cases filled with
21 XVI |             and an intriguer.”~She glanced at him: “What ails you?”~