Chapter

1  1,1|    and his mother exchanged glances. They were both unfavorably
2 13,8|  baron exchanged astonished glances. It must be confessed that
3 14,5|     their contempt in their glances. They even sneered audibly
4 14,5|    longer face the scornful glances that Madame d'Argeles was
5 15,1| only too true that when our glances met for the first time,
6 15,3|   and the sailors' ironical glances whenever I appeared on deck,
7 19,2|  them from casting stealthy glances at each other, and striving