Chapter

 1  3,4|              4~The baron was as pale as if the last drop of blood
 2  5,2| particularly impressed with the pale tint and profusion of her
 3  5,6|         Wilkie's house, looking pale with anxiety, and far more
 4  6,2|       your child in your arms - pale and half dead with fatigue,
 5  7,7|        card he turned extremely pale. Why? Because he knew whose
 6  8,3|         the table, looking very pale; but before he had time
 7 10,2|       much excited; his usually pale cheeks were crimson, and
 8 10,2|        Victor's eyes, usually a pale and undecided blue, were
 9 10,2|        as he was lying there as pale as death with his shoulder
10 10,6|        address he turned deadly pale, and his eyes almost started
11 11,4|       felt that she was turning pale when, at Madame Dodelin'
12 12,1|      daughter!'" ~Pascal turned pale, moved to the depths of
13 12,2|         girl who is outside the pale of social recognition? Don'
14 12,2|          Pascal had become very pale. "Mother!" he said in a
15 13,5|        though he was still very pale. He looked at Pascal with
16 13,7|   purple cheeks became a trifle pale. "Hum!" said he, in an altered
17 13,8|       smoking-room. He was very pale, his brows were knit; he
18 15,4|         came home, looking very pale and agitated. He had a French
19 15,6|         Argeles had become very pale. "Wretched boy!" she exclaimed. "
20 16,4|        Valorsay had turned very pale. "Defer your complaints
21 17,4|         by the agent. He turned pale with anger on beholding
22 18,2|      you are caught at last!'" ~Pale with anger, astonished and
23 20,1|    visitor, he trembled, turned pale, and muttered: "Perhaps