Chapter

 1 1  |    man, in a threadbare coat, held a card in one hand, and
 2 1  |      a piece of gold which he held in his hand, without deliberation.
 3 1  |     at the croupier, as if he held useless subterfuges in scorn. ~
 4 1  |      his finger and thumb and held it up. ~"He is a cracked
 5 1  |    soot, and clad in tatters, held out his hand to beg for
 6 1  |     as a draper's wand, which held aloft the lamp that cast
 7 1  | Gay-Lussac and Arago, who had held the charlatanism of intellect
 8 1  |      the other, and his hands held the young man's wrists in
 9 1  |      read that sentence." ~He held the lamp close to the talisman,
10 1  | talisman, which the young man held towards him, and pointed
11 1  |      or inlaid." ~The old man held out his stiletto. The stranger
12 1  |    some prolific writer as he held him up to ridicule; he was
13 1  |      in theocracy, the priest held both sword and censer; a
14 1  |  fallen from other heads, and held out a salver to the two
15 2  |   cover of a pamphlet, and he held himself as erect as an Easter
16 2  |        But a feeling of shame held me back. I went up to him
17 2  |       a set of swaggerers who held their heads high, and talked
18 2  |      languor, weakness. I was held to be listless and incapable
19 2  |     take pity on me, my heart held in store such gratitude
20 2  |     forehead and long tresses held above her by a pretty white
21 2  |     was dressed in white, and held a feather fire-screen in
22 2  |       prince of Lorraine, and held a live coal in the hollow
23 2  |      street, a commissionaire held an umbrella above us, and
24 2  |   hands shook a little as she held the lamp, so that the light
25 2  |         Fortunately, my purse held just enough to satisfy her
26 2  |     it was said, who had been held captive by her talent, and
27 2  |      nails about me,' and she held out a silken knee. She thrust
28 2  | longing wrapped her round and held her close; in my soul I
29 2  |       time about dying.' ~"He held out his hat filled with
30 2  |   nothing but money. I myself held money in abhorrence. ~"Or
31 3  |    said Raphael. ~The foreman held it out by way of a joke.
32 3  |     pretty, half-opened mouth held out towards him, as she
33 3  |    few stools, the chest that held the bread, the flitch that
34 Epi|     at Tours a young man, who held the hand of a pretty woman