Chap.

 1        1|      the act did not seem very clear. The inquiry ended in a
 2        1|         so as to leave the way clear for Venus and Mars. Then
 3        2|      in her laughing smile and clear, unclouded glance. The Count
 4        2|     ever. Every five minutes a clear, lively little ting–ting
 5        3|   placed behind her threw into clear relief her dark, delicate,
 6        3|         The young man with his clear eyes and the fair curls
 7        3|   While directing a footman to clear a round table the countess
 8        4|     plates and silver, while a clear and brilliant ray of light
 9        4|     was disconcerted by Rose’s clear gaze and contented himself
10        4|  asparagus soup a la comtesse, clear soup a la Deslignac,” murmured
11        5|    position, and the stage was clear. Mignon, who had kept his
12        6|     uneasy and yet the way lay clear before them.~“Go on!” cried
13        7|      the reflectors behind the clear plate–glass windows, while
14        8|      laughing in their shrill, clear tones and seeming to bring
15        8|       so soft to the touch and clear to the view that she may
16        8|       nabbed again there was a clear case against her. You had
17        9|        the stage was the pure, clear light and deep quiet at
18       10|        filled the place with a clear twilight which seemed to
19       10|        failure. Nana fixed her clear eyes on him; she was sitting,
20       10|     gleam in the depths of his clear eyes. But he retained his
21       10|  merrily, “since he’s going to clear them all out at the races.”~
22       11|     Muffat. And, by Jove, it’s clear the whole story’s in it.
23       11| nervous, and he had those same clear eyes, shot with little flames,
24       12|       order to leave the floor clear. Bright dresses flitted
25       13|        the horizon against the clear background of fading daylight.
26       13|     with and your conscious is clear, why, then I say, ‘I won’