Chapter

 1 1 |     Dort, he stoutly refused to sign the act by which the office
 2 1 |      girl, as, on an imperative sign from her father, she withdrew. ~"
 3 4 |     lids. ~The officer saw this sign of compassion, and, wishing
 4 11|   patience which is generally a sign of the magistrate's being
 5 13|       made to the executioner a sign which meant, -- ~"It's a
 6 13| executioner answered by another sign, which was meant to say, -- ~"
 7 15|       as long as I can make the sign of the cross with that arm' (
 8 22|     place of you," (Rosa made a sign of incredulity,) "and then
 9 26|          and made Van Systens a sign to commence the examination
10 27|           The Prince made her a sign to go and look through the
11 27|     with his finger, gave her a sign to remove her hands from
12 27|         without having seen the sign. ~"It was, then to follow
13 29|          twelve in number, at a sign from a sergeant, very cleverly
14 29|      and to the left; he saw no sign either of Rosa or Gryphus. ~
15 32|         again made the driver a sign to proceed. ~Cornelius stopped