Chapter

 1 I |    and cast a rapid, sweeping glance upon the diners, among whom
 2 I | another before he had time to glance at them.~Now they were young
 3 II|    more at his ease under her glance, which recalled to him,
 4 II|      a protecting and smiling glance which seemed to say: “You
 5 II|        She thanked him with a glance. As he turned his head,
 6 V |        trying to put into his glance a wealth of love. She too
 7 V |       tongue?”~With a furious glance, Duroy then exclaimed:~“
 8 VI|   supreme.~Duroy happening to glance at the walls, M. Walter
 9 VI| betray something by a word, a glance. He stammered:~“No, I would
10 IX|      that despairing, tearful glance so charming and so touching,
11 XI|    her troubled but caressing glance.~“Egad, I believe she is