Chapter

 1      VI|      presence; "but yesterday I saw that you were disappointed
 2      VI|       no objections. Indeed, he saw the policy of making friends
 3      IX|        from this lofty roost. I saw you yesterday attempting
 4      IX|     have very good eyes. I also saw that you were dissatisfied
 5     XII|   Colosseum reminds me of one I saw at the Rossis'."~ ~"The
 6    XIII|       all her senses alert, she saw the glowing phœnix rise
 7    XIII|         be all right."~ ~Blanka saw now that he had recognised
 8     XIV|        As they drew nearer they saw that it was garrisoned with
 9     XIV|    looked on in surprise as she saw the two men fling their
10     XIV|        Blanka a radiant look he saw tears glistening in her
11      XV|        like a man, but when she saw the stately[159] Wallachian
12      XV|       at length, the travellers saw before them a wild moor
13      XV|        was joking, but when she saw Aaron's vexed expression
14   XVIII|      affirmed the sister, "as I saw him once, when with one
15   XVIII|       the first time Blanka now saw the people assembled in
16     XIX|        out of their windows and saw the bridal procession pass, -
17     XXI|        yet the spring of [184]9 saw the flowers blooming in
18    XXII| beginning to rue their deeds. I saw a family being cut down
19   XXIII|      recognised him at once. He saw that the gipsy's words had
20   XXIII|       and sister, tell them you saw me this evening, and let
21    XXVI|       they marched up, Manasseh saw none of them return. Austrians,
22   XXVII|       when some of his comrades saw him pass and cheered him
23  XXVIII|        to arrest, but no sooner saw his prison door closed upon
24  XXVIII|         clock in the evening he saw a closed carriage drive
25  XXVIII|       In those clasped hands he saw a little picture wreathed
26  XXVIII|    before, the unhappy man[326] saw what a wealth of love he
27  XXVIII|        the[327] faded sheet and saw that the man whom he had