Chapter

 1        V|  and sorrowful exclamations showed that every noble sentiment
 2        X| cases.~ ~The duke, however, showed no sign of mental disquietude;
 3      XVI|        His words and accent showed the folly of further discussion.
 4   XXVIII|     opened the envelope and showed her the famous letter which
 5   XXVIII|      As for the marquis, he showed me that he too was wounded,
 6     XLII|      and stoned whenever he showed himself upon the street,
 7     XLII|   was ready.~ ~His attitude showed this so plainly that Blanche
 8    XLVII|  spite of their efforts, it showed itself in their faces; and
 9       LI|   the servile fear that had showed itself in her every movement.
10       LV|     for~ the generosity you showed in retiring, when, beneath