Chapter

 1 3 |       Then, looking with a steady glance after the crowd which was
 2 3 |           amazement, cast a rapid glance on it, and said quite aloud, -- ~"
 3 3 |          and then at Rosa, with a glance full of the most tender
 4 4 | forbidding manner, restrained the glance of gloomy malice which glistened
 5 7 |           again. Then turning his glance towards his bulbs, -- objects
 6 7 |           directing his terrified glance towards the staircase. ~"
 7 7 |             The magistrate cast a glance at a small note at the top
 8 7 |           envelope, cast an eager glance on the first leaves which
 9 11|      their duty. ~Then, casting a glance into the yard through the
10 20|        Cornelius casting on her a glance in which there was much
11 21|       step, looking at him with a glance, the expression of which
12 22|      every sound. ~Then casting a glance from time to time towards
13 25|         her room, and cast a last glance about her to see whether
14 26|           by means of an eloquent glance, offered, in the name of
15 27|           the fixed and searching glance of the proud eye of the
16 30|       looked at him with a steady glance, as if the faithful animal
17 30|        the same time impenetrable glance, he said, -- ~"Now, my child." ~
18 30|          looked at William with a glance full of meaning, which was
19 32|    William, looking with his cold glance on Cornelius, listened to
20 33|          rose, casting a tranquil glance over the enthusiastic crowd,
21 33|          tulips." ~And, casting a glance towards that point of the