Chapter

 1 1 |        their faith, are able to smile on pain: while being stretched
 2 1 |     confusion which excited the smile of the cavalry officer. ~"
 3 2 |         pale face lit up by the smile of the martyr, who forgets
 4 2 |    Pensionary with a melancholy smile which was habitual to him, "
 5 6 |       look happy, or descried a smile on his lips, or a flash
 6 6 |        the flower-beds with the smile of a man who has passed
 7 8 |      was expressed by a hideous smile. ~"The bulbs are at the
 8 9 |       muttered with his turnkey smile, -- ~"Godson of Cornelius
 9 10|          with his good-tempered smile, "the worst thing for a
10 10|      innocent confidence with a smile; he felt as if a ray of
11 11| Cornelius, with a good-tempered smile. ~"But what can I do for
12 11|     prisoner, with a melancholy smile, kissing the trembling hands
13 15|   outside, answered by a bright smile, which carried sweet consolation
14 18|   pronounced these words with a smile, which was not altogether
15 25|       asked Van Systens, with a smile of tender veneration. ~"
16 26|        him, took the place of a smile, "I am a true Hollander,
17 27|       Boxtel, with a disdainful smile, shrugged his shoulders. ~
18 28|  spiteful thoughts, a malignant smile played round his lips, and
19 29|         The guard still had the smile on his face with which he
20 30|          he said. ~Rosa, with a smile, clasped her hands. ~"You