Chapter

1     XVII|      upon him with a certain peculiar expression, his courage
2     XXXI|       said the other, with a peculiar glance at his companion.~ ~
3      XLI| involuntarily, turned with a peculiar expression to the box of
4     XLIV|    sounding when she heard a peculiar whistle.~ ~It was the signal
5      XLV|   approach the house, when a peculiar whistle rooted her to the
6      XLV|    still. “Does she notice a peculiar taste in the bouillon?”