Chapter

 1 1|        at the arena. How bare it looks! The paper on the walls
 2 1|         lie to his hopes; yet he looks to a future which is not
 3 1|          cry, where wretchedness looks gay, and despair is decorous?
 4 1|          a melancholy grace, his looks told of unsuccess and many
 5 1|  Taillefer's silvering locks? He looks to me a very worthy man.
 6 2|        that beggar language, the looks that hold more than all
 7 2| heartiness in the worthy woman's looks and tones, which, if it
 8 2|     madame; that wavy style only looks nice in fair hair.' ~" '
 9 2|     strong-box, and receive sour looks in return from these horse-leeches;
10 3|        the lovers, for tones and looks and gestures that cannot
11 3|          Nicholas rather than to looks and words of love!" ~"I
12 3|     freezing cold in other men's looks, manners, words, and hearts;
13 3|       Cat's Tooth the lake below looks like a stray turquoise.
14 3|         a hundred feet in height looks to be a mere weed; wide