Chapter

 1  1,2|            her eyes?" He pressed his hands to his burning brow, and
 2  2,2|            to place this bill in the hands of a solicitor." ~"Send
 3  2,4|         holding his breath, with his hands pressed upon his heart,
 4  2,5|        proofs, they shall be in your hands in less than half an hour.
 5  2,5|           never without cards in his hands!' But you know very well
 6  4,1|             morning, and I know your hands are itching. Excuse me for
 7  5,3|          Patterson placed him in the hands of an old tutor who had
 8  5,4|    considerable sum was placed in my hands to meet your unexpected
 9  6,2|            before her. Then with her hands extended as if to ward off
10  6,2|             knees, and, with clasped hands she entreated: "Pity! -
11  6,4|             to follow him, while his hands were still wet with my brother'
12  6,4|             marriage contract in his hands, and demand everything.
13  6,5|           dig the ground with my own hands, rather than give him a
14  6,5|            he whispered, as he shook hands with her. "I have seen M.
15  7,2|            the nails of her clinched hands were embedded deep in her
16  7,3|          herself toward him with her hands clasped in an agony of supplication,
17  7,3|          with her face hidden in her hands, and sobbing as if her heart
18  7,3| indescribably touching, she took her hands from her face, and for the
19  7,4|            every hundred that change hands falls to my share. This
20  7,6|     considerable difficulty, for his hands trembled like a leaf. When
21  7,7|             s temples and chafed her hands. It was not long before
22  7,7|              gesture she pressed her hands to her forehead as if to
23  7,7|          After you left the room his hands trembled like leaves, and
24  9,2|         snatched the letter from her hands. But if she did this, she
25  9,4|              of his innocence in her hands. How coolly and impudently
26  9,5|          future that I place in your hands - and I have no fears." ~
27 10,2|       glittering like steel, and his hands were clinched most threateningly. "
28 10,3|              a moment they had their hands on my precious bank-note." ~
29 10,4|              preceded him with empty hands, of course; and, on reaching
30 10,5|               for the beard, for the hands, and the application of
31 10,5|             must deliver it into HER hands or into the hands of her
32 10,5|           into HER hands or into the hands of her maid - there will
33 10,6|            be placed in madame's own hands or in the hands of her maid,
34 10,6|         madame's own hands or in the hands of her maid, and to be concealed
35 11,1|         letter eagerly, clapping her hands with delight as she finished
36 11,2|           since the child's face and hands had been washed, and his
37 12,2|              her living with her own hands at one time of her life." ~"
38 12,3|            his head resting upon his hands, Pascal eagerly watched
39 12,4|              which I had seen in the hands of the workmen at the factory,
40 13,2|              know into what unworthy hands the Chalusse property is
41 13,4|       placing himself in his valet's hands, before his premature decrepitude
42 13,7|              wildly dilating and his hands fluttering despairingly. "
43 13,8|           more to learn; so he shook hands with the baron, made an
44 15,1|          never able to discover what hands had placed them there. Ah!
45 15,2|            spurt out upon my lover's hands. I saw my brother stagger,
46 15,2|              the air wildly with his hands, and fall apparently lifeless
47 16,2|              Valorsay rose and shook hands with him; then, offering
48 16,3|         water he uses in washing his hands. I have an opportunity of
49 16,4|              de Valorsay clapped his hands. "Bravo!" he exclaimed; "
50 16,4|              I have this proof in my hands.' And I will show a letter
51 16,4|           estimable woman raised her hands to heaven, as she plaintively
52 16,4|               on parting, they shook hands like a couple of friends,
53 18,1|      Marguerite and took hold of her hands: "My dear young lady," said
54 19,1|            fixed on vacancy, and her hands outstretched, as if feeling
55 19,1|             But her eyes closed, her hands clutched wildly for some
56 19,2|          decisive weapon in Pascal's hands. She was close to the Rue
57 19,2|            she would have kissed her hands. And a poignant regret came
58 19,3|       property might pass into other hands.' This difficulty put a
59 19,3|           become of it; it is in the hands of M. de Fondege." ~"I know
60 19,3|          like the will, it is in the hands of the Marquis de Valorsay." ~"
61 19,4|            it - I have held it in my hands. And it explains everything
62 20,1|              group to group, shaking hands with his friends and introducing
63 20,2|              round him, pressing his hands, embracing him almost to