Chapter

 1 1  |       lucky player, whose hands shook as he counted his bank-notes. ~"
 2 1  |        s returning sight, as he shook off the dreamy fancies and
 3 1  | scarcely suppress a smile as he shook his head. ~"Perhaps your
 4 1  |         younger man. ~The other shook his head and said soberly: ~"
 5 2  |      the gathering frenzy, that shook me as I went, and which,
 6 2  |         motherly way; her hands shook a little as she held the
 7 2  |       about everywhere - I even shook out my old boots. A nervous
 8 2  |       said petulantly. Her hand shook in mine with the throbbing
 9 2  |         from it, from which she shook four or five drops of some
10 2  |    toilettes in order. Each one shook herself. The wilder sort
11 3  |        his eyes. The two elders shook with terror in his presence
12 3  |      replied. ~The great doctor shook his head, and so displayed
13 3  |    momentary confusion; then he shook off his torpor, exerted
14 Epi|        to a giant's height; she shook out the countless folds