Chapter

 1 1|     indifferent glance, such as lights by accident on a passer-by.
 2 1|      the imagination, smothered lights caught the eye. A thin coating
 3 1|       sun lit up rosy answering lights. He raised his head and
 4 1|        waves that reflected the lights of Paris. Above that river,
 5 1|    which shone with gilding and lights, and there all the younger
 6 1|     reflected by the glass; the lights of the tapers crossed and
 7 2|         where figures and hues, lights, shades, and half-tones
 8 2| landscape. Sometimes the feeble lights of the street lamps sent
 9 2|        ineffectual concert! The lights went out one by one, their
10 2|       sweet scents and dazzling lights, the mirth and the excitement
11 3|        a pitiless sagacity that lights up the accomplished fact
12 3|     appearances before him, and lights and shadows against a background
13 3|       The voices, perfumes, and lights, the exquisite beauty of