Chapter

 1  1,2|        you see her hypocritical smile and the malice gleaming
 2  6,2|           O, my God!" ~A bitter smile curved the baron's lips. "
 3  6,5|         not without a malicious smile, that any excess is injurious -
 4  6,5|      same eternal, unchangeable smile upon her lips. There were
 5  7,3|            M. Wilkie deigned to smile. "Oh! yes, I saw your little
 6  7,7|   smiled a crafty and malicious smile, which would have chilled
 7  8,3|    Fondege was heroic enough to smile, though her eyes flashed
 8  8,3|    revenge. So with a malicious smile, and in a drawling tone,
 9  8,4|        could scarcely repress a smile. "I must confess, madame,
10  8,5|       appeared with an impudent smile on his face. "Madame Landoire,
11  9,1| countenances, and an obsequious smile on their lips. So they had
12  9,5|      the original?" ~"None." ~A smile of triumph played upon Mademoiselle
13 10,1|      But to-day he did not even smile; he slipped the money carelessly
14 10,2|      report before Tuesday." ~A smile of satisfaction appeared
15 13,2|         not a fool, must always smile, and no matter how absurd
16 13,7|      nor Pascal could repress a smile, and he himself understanding
17 17,1|          pleasantly. And with a smile she offered her hand to
18 17,2|   Chupin smiled his most genial smile. "What!" said he, "do you
19 18,1|  Mademoiselle Marguerite with a smile that was too becoming to
20 18,3|      for them." ~An incredulous smile curved the lieutenant's
21 18,5|  senseless ecstasy by a word, a smile, or a caress. For such was
22 19,5|      meet even martyrdom with a smile. "Speak, Pascal!" said she, "