Chapter

 1 I   | mustache in military style and cast a rapid, sweeping glance
 2 II  |        the poor, are generally cast out into the desert, where
 3 II  |    difficulty.”~Mme. Forestier cast upon Duroy a protecting
 4 III |    Soldier in Africa.” Then he cast about for the first phrase.
 5 V   |     care,” he felt a desire to cast himself at her feet, or
 6 V   |        and turning quickly, he cast himself upon her, seeking
 7 IX  |         de Marelle entered and cast herself into his arms, saying: “
 8 IX  |        her hat, and waited. He cast down his eyes; he was preparing
 9 XI  |     you to do so, Madame.”~She cast down her eyes. “No, we are
10 XIII|      word of encouragement, to cast herself into his arms, and
11 XIII|        to unwind the hairs and cast them upon the floor. With
12 XIV |   changed his mind.”~Madeleine cast down her eyes; her cheeks
13 XVII|        were at hand! She would cast herself at his feet and