Chap.

 1        1|       the cornice of the theater cast a patch of brilliant light.
 2        1|       when he is going to make a cast, and by an ingenious twist
 3        3|     shades of rose–colored lace, cast a feeble light over them
 4        3|     slowly creeping shadows were cast by its walls. It was then
 5        4|     scarcely burned up properly, cast a pale yellow light among
 6        4|        only from time to time he cast sly and anxious glances
 7        4|        long vigil, and the lamps cast a wavering light while their
 8        4|         decoration and a serious cast of countenance had certainly
 9        5|          against which the panes cast squares of yellow light
10        6|        Zoe looked very gruff and cast a frigid glance into each
11        6|       The Marquis de Chouard had cast a sidelong glance at the
12        6|          and as they passed they cast disdainful glances at the
13        6|         scrutinized him. Then he cast his eyes on the ground as
14        6|         which two venerable oaks cast dark masses of shadow. Three
15        7|    elbowed him at every turn and cast inquiring looks at his silent
16        7|        the shaded lamps in which cast a green and slumberous light
17        7|       from Mme Bron’s window and cast a yellow glare over a patch
18        7|      With a terrible push he had cast her full length on the floor
19        9|         front of a reflector and cast its full brightness over
20        9|         glow suggested the light cast by some lantern nailed up
21        9| particular shade of meaning they cast a glance at the house, which
22        9|         adultery with which Nana cast him out of doors. These
23        9|   November sunlight filtered and cast yellow patches of light,
24       10|          where a couple of lamps cast a soft glow over the rosy
25       11|         of a handful of diamonds cast on the fire during an evening
26       11|       hung very high up on their cast–iron pillars, the crowd
27       13|          Nana’s renowned nudity. Cast there like the rag of something
28       14|         a blood–red cloud, which cast a reflection as of a great
29       14|       upturned face in the light cast by the candle. She was fruit