Part,  Chapter

1    I,  II |    the effect and make the gesture of the enlightened beings
2    I,  II |  With a quick and familiar gesture, he placed a monocle on
3    I,  III|    approved, by glance and gesture, as if they two were allied
4    I,  III|    with grief in voice and gesture, placing one hand on Guilleroy’
5    I,  IV |   a similarity of gait and gesture that Monsieur de Guilleroy
6   II,  III|  accusation, with animated gesture and increasing excitement,
7   II,  V  |  the imitation of tone and gesture they had tried to produce.
8   II,  V  |    gave no glance, made no gesture that she did not immediately
9   II,  V  | that same smile, that same gesture, a little packet in his