Chapter

 1  1,1|        them in Madame Vantrasson's hand, adding: ' Here is your
 2  1,2|            you ever need a helping hand, come to me." And at the
 3  1,2|            and with his hat in his hand, asked: "Baron Trigault,
 4  2,4| divinely-shaped leg, and a perfect hand. No one is ignorant of the
 5  3,1|      sacred!" ~ ~He had raised his hand as if to take a solemn oath,
 6  3,2|        dining-room, with his right hand cordially extended, and
 7  3,4|            would die by this man's hand. He saw danger on every
 8  4,1|           that I haven't got it on hand just at this moment. But
 9  4,2|         and with you. Give me your hand - that's right. Honest people
10  4,2|    breathed his last. On the other hand, Valorsay pretends that
11  5,2|          woman who held him by the hand lifted him in her arms and
12  5,3|  recognized the fact that a loving hand had prepared them for his
13  5,6|           Valorsay would close his hand, and he, Coralth, would
14  5,6|            of it. But on the other hand, there was the prospect
15  5,6|             M. Wilkie extended his hand and solemnly exclaimed: "
16  6,2|       stepped forward and took her hand in his own. "You know that
17  6,2|         Madame d'Argeles freed her hand from the baron's grasp,
18  6,2|      determined to die by your own hand? There was a woman who persuaded
19  6,3|               She took hold of his hand as if to raise it to her
20  6,5|         still held in her clinched hand; but she repulsed him with
21  7,5|            to place it in Wilkie's hand must have chosen it carefully.
22  7,5|          was really going, for his hand was already on the door-knob.
23  7,6|           Wilkie dared to lift his hand as if about to strike her.
24  7,6|          seeing M. Wilkie with his hand uplifted, he burst open
25  7,6|            Trigault had a powerful hand; and M. Wilkie's attire
26  7,7|             M. Fortunat has had no hand in this." ~"Then who could
27  8,1|        alighted first, offered his hand successively to his wife,
28  8,1|            a lighted candle in her hand. ~"How can I apologize,
29  8,5|         Fondege's son, coveted her hand; and one of the two, the
30  8,5|        dispense with. On the other hand, her bed had no curtains. ~
31  9,1|           de Fondege had asked her hand for his son up to the present
32  9,1|             bowing low with hat in hand, they retired with radiant
33  9,3|       lying, and, with a trembling hand, she began to search for
34  9,3|          murmured. And with a firm hand she placed the key in the
35  9,4|       consent to lend us a helping hand. What kind of a man is he?
36  9,4|           infamy. But on the other hand, if she kept the letter,
37  9,5|         moved, she offered him her hand, and simply said, "Thanks;
38  9,6|          to the man who raises his hand against me!" ~The vagueness
39 10,3|            and then, in his finest hand, he wrote: ~MY DEAR VISCOUNT -
40 10,4|            only have to extend her hand to prove that he was telling
41 11,1|         the shop with a cap in his hand. "Ah, well! my dear child,"
42 11,2|            never have any money on hand. So, in this emergency,
43 11,2|    reappeared with a letter in her hand. She seemed greatly agitated;
44 11,3|         involuntarily held out his hand to take the money, but quickly
45 11,3|         the missive, with an eager hand, tore it open, read it at
46 11,4|     already taken your business in hand, mademoiselle," said he. "
47 11,4|          am here, and I hold in my hand all the threads of the abominable
48 11,4|         Chalusse had promised your hand to the Marquis de Valorsay.
49 12,2|       opposite his mother with one hand convulsively clutching the
50 12,4|           loves, and to bestow her hand upon another." Doubt was
51 13,1|          cordially holding out his hand, exclaimed, "Ah! here you
52 13,1|         took the baron's proffered hand and pressed it warmly, uttering
53 13,6|           feigned to offer him his hand, saying: "A speedy return,
54 13,7|        closeted with him, cards in hand, when they told me you were
55 13,7|       foreigner at once thrust his hand into his pocket, with such
56 13,8|            annoys me. On the other hand, to confess that he has
57 13,8|      concluded." ~M. de Valorsay's hand trembled nervously as he
58 14,1|         that just as he raised his hand to strike Madame Lia d'Argeles,
59 14,1|        equal to that. On the other hand, if he ever obtained anything
60 14,3|           Costard and Serpillon on hand. Serpillon has not an equal
61 14,3|  attractive one. But, on the other hand, Wilkie could not afford
62 14,4|            feet, and, offering his hand to M. de Coralth, exclaimed: "
63 14,4|         who can lend him a helping hand." ~"Ah, well, I will lend
64 14,4|   interesting young man lifted his hand, and, by dint of a powerful
65 14,5|        disgrace. But, on the other hand, if you were rich, you would
66 15,1|      addressed to me in an unknown hand was covertly handed me by
67 15,1|        parents would never give my hand in marriage to a man who
68 15,4|            French newspaper in his hand. 'Read this,' he said, handing
69 15,6|            a roll of papers in her hand. "Here," she remarked, "
70 15,6|       which you pledge yourself to hand me the sum of two million
71 16,3|           He pressed the marquis's hand and then went off, exclaiming: "
72 17,1|            chest with his clinched hand, "for I have a heart - but - - " ~"
73 17,1|            a smile she offered her hand to Chupin as one does in
74 17,1|          his knees and kissed this hand of hers, the whitest and
75 17,2|          de Valorsay. On the other hand, with such a slight basis
76 17,3|            his day's earnings, and hand in his report. Then he came
77 18,2|        brandy which he held in his hand, as if he hoped to gain
78 18,2|        chair, and now extended his hand to take hold of Marguerite'
79 18,2|         his eyes wide open and his hand still extended. "Permit
80 18,3|     Mademoiselle Marguerite, whose hand he took, timidly faltering, "
81 18,3|           did not withdraw her icy hand, and in a scarcely audible
82 18,4|          forward with outstretched hand to assist her in alighting. "
83 18,5|            de Chalusse with my own hand." ~Now the count's constant
84 19,1|            mechanically passed her hand again and again over her
85 19,1|         when by stretching out her hand she might, perhaps, have
86 19,2|            the seal with trembling hand, and read as follows: ~"
87 19,3|     Chalusse had promised him your hand. These arrangements were
88 19,4|          amount of money he had on hand. What should he do with
89 19,5|     Fondeges have a son who has no hand in the affair, but who will
90 20,1|      nothing further. On the other hand, the thought of his father,
91 20,1|            perfectly; on the other hand, there was something else
92 20,2|          so-called Maumejan by the hand and led him into the centre
93 20,3|     fractured skull, and his right hand still clutching a revolver.
94 20,3|          determined not to put his hand to any more dirty work,