Chapter

1       VI|      eye could discern nothing unusual. The sky was blue; not a
2     XIII|        that he had caused this unusual fit of abstraction.~ ~“It
3     XIII| beautiful? Her beauty is of an unusual type, it quite takes one
4      XVI|      and his smile betrayed an unusual degree of shrewdness, amounting
5    XXXII|      officer might be a man of unusual shrewdness, who had suspected
6    XXXVI|      gave Maurice an assurance unusual to him; and it was in the
7    XXXVI|       By a phenomenon not very unusual after a crisis in which