Chapter

 1 2 |        rather M. de Treville's, spread themselves about in the
 2 18|       another ear of Dionysius, spread a carpet on the floor, went
 3 27|          This mysterious shade, spread over his whole person, rendered
 4 28|        though he was alone, was spread enough for four persons.
 5 43|        three times reports were spread that the cardinal had nearly
 6 49| followed her. A large cloak was spread at the stern; the officer
 7 53|       ax of the headsman, which spread that charming smile upon
 8 53|    having been brought in ready spread. ~Felton remained behind;
 9 53| appeared to her that the sounds spread to a distance beneath the
10 59|          soon became known, and spread itself throughout the city. ~
11 59|    still smoking with the blood spread over its blade. ~"And you
12 65| Fromelles the storm burst. They spread their cloaks. There remained
13 66|         took off his red cloak, spread it upon the ground, laid
14 67|         the news which began to spread itself of Buckingham's assassination. ~