Chapter

 1 I   |        he knows that Pierre is looking out for a medical partnership
 2 II  |   further on he stopped again, looking out at the roads. On the
 3 III |  dining-room with a bow-window looking out over the sea.~When it
 4 III |       kisses are for sale, and looking at him with inviting eyes
 5 III |   violent that he stood still, looking about him for some place
 6 III |        he spoke, in his way of looking at the others, his more
 7 III |   Roland did not drink. He sat looking at his glass full of the
 8 IV  |      quite a find; an entresol looking out on two streets. There
 9 IV  |        opened his eyes and was looking about him, startled to find
10 V   | listening; and he saw, without looking, how the men spoke to the
11 V   |  stuffs and arm-chairs.~He sat looking at them as he had looked
12 V   |        starting for Trouville; looking at them as a stranger who
13 V   |      aware that his mother was looking at him, he slowly raised
14 V   |     cast a hasty glance at it, looking away as if she were frightened;
15 VI  |     had gone up to her and was looking at her steadily.~“What ails
16 VI  |        stood out very sharply, looking as if they were alone in
17 VI  |        cliff.~Pierre, too, was looking at them, and a harsh laugh
18 VI  |      through the pools without looking, straight to her other son.~
19 VII |     your judgment.”~Pierre was looking at this home which might
20 VII |     blinds threaded with beads looking like drops of water, fans
21 VIII|        Jean.”~Then he shouted, looking up at the higher floor: “
22 VIII|     straight up to her without looking at her or saying a word,
23 VIII|    took hands and remained so, looking at each and smiling, while