Chapter

 1  1,1|       foam of anger rises to the lips; no obstacle seems insurmountable,
 2  1,1|      pale-faced woman, with thin lips and restless eyes, who bowed
 3  1,1|         fine gentleman smack his lips over my sauces when was
 4  3,1|        face was transformed, his lips had become perfectly white,
 5  3,4|  confessed it to me with his own lips. Ten or twelve years passed
 6  4,1|          de Coralth, rose to his lips; but he did not pronounce
 7  6,1|        she had forbidden her own lips to pronounce. This man knew
 8  6,2|         smile curved the baron's lips. "What do you fear?" he
 9  6,3|         as if to raise it to her lips; but he gently withdrew
10  6,4|      astonished baron opened his lips to question her: "Let me
11  6,5|      unchangeable smile upon her lips. There were at least forty
12  6,5|        reply, but could not. Her lips parted, she opened her mouth,
13  7,3|      consolation of feeling your lips upon my forehead." ~She
14  7,3|         she raised her quivering lips to his, but he did not observe
15  7,6|         to gall - with quivering lips and eyes starting from their
16  8,1| retaining a calm eye and smiling lips. Yet such was the heroism
17  8,1|        rose to the housekeeper's lips was checked by the return
18  9,1|        obsequious smile on their lips. So they had been paid.
19  9,2|     knitted brows and compressed lips suggested deep concentration
20  9,5|        Mademoiselle Marguerite's lips. It was as she had thought;
21 12,1|    before he had even opened his lips, she cried: "So you have
22 12,3|         bitter words rose to his lips. However he had strength
23 13,2|       beadlike eyes, and sensual lips. He was clad in a black
24 13,5|     truth had almost escaped his lips. ~"Know what?" inquired
25 14,1|          haggard eyes, colorless lips, and disordered clothing,
26 14,4|         no sound issued from his lips, and it seemed as if he
27 15,2|     blood which had risen to her lips, and in the same mournful
28 15,4|   thousand questions rose to his lips, for he was eager to hear
29 16,2|     startled eyes. He opened his lips to interrupt the speaker,
30 17,1|          liar?" rose to Chupin's lips, but respect for Mademoiselle
31 18,2|         black hair, such smiling lips, such a graceful mien, such
32 18,2|         probably raise it to his lips. But she shrank from the
33 18,3|          curved the lieutenant's lips. He fancied that Mademoiselle
34 18,4|          died unuttered upon his lips. His face became crimson,
35 20,2|        have spoken died upon his lips. He became livid, his eyes
36 20,2|     bloodshot, and foam upon his lips; he was absolutely frightful