Chapter

 1  1,1| deceitful and most disagreeable expression to her countenance. "I told
 2  3,2|        s countenance assumed an expression of cordial regret. "I am
 3  5,3|         mind. To use a familiar expression, "It went in through one
 4  6,2| suddenly struck by the peculiar expression on her visitor's face. He
 5  6,3|      for a moment with a softer expression, tears came to his eyes,
 6  6,4|  Argeles's torpor; there was an expression of scorn and anger on her
 7  7,3|        not observe the peculiar expression on her son's face. She had
 8  7,7|       relinquish this idea. The expression of her face betrayed too
 9  8,3|      rose to his cheeks, and an expression of profound satisfaction
10  8,4|        their usual placidity of expression, and had even brightened
11  9,2|       some information from the expression of her face; but this seemed
12 11,4|    flattered and honored beyond expression by your confidence. My door,
13 11,5|         fresh imprudence by the expression on Mademoiselle Marguerite'
14 12,3|         could have given better expression to nobler sentiments; but - - "
15 13,3|     usually cold and disdainful expression. Evidently he had not the
16 13,6|    beforehand. There was not an expression which was not a tempting
17 15,1|  confidence, and the melancholy expression on his features seemed to
18 15,6|      respected, to use a common expression - associate in opening a
19 18,3|                            3~An expression of intense surprise appeared
20 18,5|     together. ~Horrified beyond expression, Marguerite freed herself
21 20,2|      acquired an almost sublime expression from her deep emotion. ~
22 20,3|       more dirty work, and that expression, "dirty work," rankles in