Chapter

 1 I   |   quarter of an hour, his eyes fixed on the water, while now
 2 III |    idea in his brain, his eyes fixed on the ground, crushed by
 3 III |      He looked at his son with fixed, uneasy eyes, trying to
 4 III |     little sugary sting of the fixed air as it evaporated.~Gradually
 5 V   |        by Papagris at the hour fixed, who roused her master from
 6 V   |     slowly raised his eyes and fixed them on his brother to compare
 7 V   |       that he was haunted by a fixed idea. So that this little
 8 VI  |       of his house—the shelves fixed in his bed-room cupboard
 9 VII |    almost always did, his eyes fixed on vacancy, gesticulating
10 VIII|       die of it. His eyes were fixed on the gas lamp burning
11 VIII| thousand, and the doctor has a fixed salary of five thousand,
12 IX  |        greeting a friend.”~She fixed her eyes on his face. “Ah!”
13 IX  | children, stretched on shelves fixed one above another, or lying