Chapter

 1       I|          that knows[7] not how to smile has often been the cause
 2       I|     stranger could not suppress a smile. He read the other's surmise
 3       I|     ladies, with a not unfriendly smile.~ ~"Oh, no, not lost," returned
 4     III|       beauty's eyes and a mocking smile from the dandy rewarded
 5     III|      forbearance. But the mocking smile changed the next instant
 6       V| interrupted the young man, with a smile. "Well, you see, I am likely
 7      VI|         with light. The benignant smile that illumined his countenance
 8    VIII|          keeper, with a bow and a smile, "I had this suite of rooms
 9    VIII|    complexion, he wore a constant smile on his finely chiselled
10       X|           the princess, whom that smile so irritated that she resolved
11     XII|       were parted in a coquettish smile. Every movement was fraught
12    XIII|           shoemaker, with a broad smile. Then he laid his fingers
13   XVIII|  seventy-seven," said she, with a smile.~ ~"How so?" asked the brother
14   XVIII|     bright, the lips wore a proud smile, the whole expression was
15   XVIII|              Blanka could not but smile at the sister's proud claim.
16     XIX|           back on her sofa with a smile on her face.~ ~"What do
17     XIX|            while for an instant a smile lighted up her face. "This
18     XIX|    Cagliari himself was forced to smile.~ ~"Yes," said he, "that
19   XXIII|      which presently broke into a smile - a hideous smile.~ ~"Very
20   XXIII|          into a smile - a hideous smile.~ ~"Very good, Manasseh!
21   XXIII|       grasped her arm. With a sad smile she made answer:~ ~"Calm
22    XXIV|        Manasseh forced himself to smile in return and to express
23     XXV|        said the secretary, with a smile; "but we shall make a couple
24     XXV|          Benjamin, with a knowing smile. "Who will ever know the
25  XXVIII|         for ever!" he murmured, a smile of irony on his lips.~ ~