Chapter

1  2,4|         speechless and motionless, holding his breath, with his hands
2  7,2|    suddenly make their appearance, holding their sides. This fear restored
3  7,7|        went out into the hall, and holding the door open, in a way
4  9,1| drawing-room where the General was holding his levee; they remained
5 10,5|             he speedily reappeared holding two letters which he flung
6 13,1|          baron rose, and cordially holding out his hand, exclaimed, "
7 15,5|         benches of the Point-Neuf, holding you on my knees and watching
8 18,4|      crimson, and the cigar he was holding slipped from his fingers.