Chapter

 1 1|      cast a dull, indifferent glance over him, in which a philosopher
 2 1|       a ghastly and withering glance at the punters, and cried,
 3 1|         The gamblers saw at a glance a dreadful mystery in the
 4 1|       disappeared without the glance full of entreaty for compassion
 5 1|       exchange an indifferent glance, such as lights by accident
 6 1|     and strenuous questioning glance was neither understood nor
 7 1|    future worlds. ~At a first glance the place presented a confused
 8 1|  Correggio never received the glance it demanded of him. A priceless
 9 1| notion of dying already," the glance said with phlegmatic irony. ~"
10 1|  laughing. First of all, by a glance more rapid than a word,
11 1|     went on, with a malicious glance at the friends; "but am
12 1|      to Raphael. ~Euphrasia's glance was like a viper's, as she
13 2|    flung a sudden clairvoyant glance round me, and feeling quite
14 2| confided my soul to them in a glance! A warped bit of beading
15 2|         She gives me a stolen glance, amid her court, a look
16 2|    for flight from too bold a glance. There was a kind of eloquence
17 2|  phlegmatic. She prepared her glance before she looked at you,
18 2|    would give me an inquiring glance, as if she had sought to
19 2|    space I hurled at her in a glance all the love I must forego;
20 2|       bed. I flung a stealthy glance over the bed; the curtains
21 2|     own, she flung a scornful glance at me, and said: ~" 'You
22 2| silenced me. I flung at her a glance full of hatred, and hurried
23 3|        It was the inscrutable glance of helplessness that must
24 3| secret desire with a stealthy glance at the Magic Skin. It hung
25 3|    sent so much as a friendly glance in his direction. His turn
26 3| entirety to Raphael's eyes. A glance into the past showed it
27 3|     billiard-room, throwing a glance from time to time over a
28 3|     The icy tone and terrible glance that went with the words
29 3|       of distant country at a glance, and he would spend whole