Chap.

 1        1|       and on the left, between lofty pilasters, the stage boxes,
 2        1|       was a flaring display of lofty yellow posters bearing the
 3        1|  rendered them languid. In the lofty mirrors behind them one
 4        2|      and it was adorned with a lofty feather. Mme Maloir had
 5        3| frontage seemed to slumber, so lofty was it and dark, so sad
 6        3|        was very large and very lofty; its four windows looked
 7        3|  aristocratic ideas and such a lofty conception of his duties
 8        3|     told, and that despite his lofty piety! Fauchery asked if
 9        3|      passed silently by in the lofty room. Two young men were
10        4|       a diamond clasp lit up a lofty chignon. There was a touch
11        6|        admire the trees, whose lofty branches stretched out over
12        6|      the wall with glimpses of lofty roofs and screens of poplars
13        7|      previous evening, and its lofty, vaulted aisles were full
14        8|      and with an expression of lofty superiority becoming a man
15        9|       at present pervading the lofty staircase, which one evening
16       10|      lunched by herself in the lofty dining room with its Gobelin
17       10| sumptuous dining room with its lofty decorated ceiling, its Gobelin
18       11|    finally, Lea de Horn on the lofty seat of a mail coach, where
19       11|  bulwark of his credit and the lofty appearance which, though
20       12| glittering under the lights of lofty candelabras, while the marble
21       12|     long slumbered beneath the lofty ceilings.~Meanwhile near
22       12|       it wore an expression of lofty dignity. Scandalized by
23       12|        s deportment was one of lofty gravity: he held his head
24       14|       a great fire and set the lofty windows flaming. Twilight
25       14|     bench and was entering the lofty porch. But the porter, who