Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|         between us, mute, and, to all appearance, wholly indifferent. His
 2     I,      IV|               at liberty to put in my appearance or stay away. They would
 3     I,      IV|               with pleasure put in my appearance at his breakfast-table that
 4     I,      VI|            the black-robed figure the appearance of an abbess. The Spanish
 5     I,     VII|                the potter, in outward appearance that no question concerning
 6     I,    VIII|               considerably changed my appearance. He was looking just the
 7     I,      IX|          house resembles this room in appearance; whereas, were I to throw
 8     I,      XI|             county town and put in an appearance at the casino. I'll introduce
 9     I,     XII|        yourself, and only put in your appearance when they come to fetch
10     I,     XII|              be rubbed off me, and in appearance also I should be as my Uncle
11     I,     XII|             was concerned. In outward appearance I had a beard of a week'
12    II,       I|               known as a Hungarian in appearance also, and nobody will be
13    II,       I|         queenly features gave her the appearance of a veritable goddess.~ ~"
14    II,      IV|               King! one who, from his appearance, is mistaken for his own
15    II,    VIII|              weeks' growth lent me an appearance that was nearly akin to
16    II,       X| cross-examination, had altogether the appearance of such an interrogatory
17    II,    XIII|             to change a man's outward appearance than whole years at home. "
18    II,     XIV|                not a very gentlemanly appearance, by any means.~ ~"Is madame
19    II,     XIV|               she start at my strange appearance; but, if I looked dreadful
20    II,     XIV|           looked dreadful to her, her appearance was positively loathsome
21    II,     XVI|        surprised at the change of the appearance in the public streets. Over
22    II,     XVI|              exotic trait of dress or appearance to be literally embraced