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The onlookers recognised in this young man, riding one of M. Valenod's Norman horses, young Sorel, the carpenter's son.
What was his state when he recognised the hair of Madame de Renal!
Madame Derville turned and recognised him.
There were several men in the room, among whom Julien recognised with unspeakable delight the young Bishop of Agde, who had condescended to say a few words to him once at the ceremony at Bray-le-Haut.
The Chevalier de Beauvoisis's carriage was waiting for him in the courtyard, in front of the steps; as it happened, Julien raised his eyes and recognised his man of the previous day in the coachman.
Mathilde felt herself seized by an irresistible desire to yawn; she recognised the antique decorations and the old frequenters of the paternal drawing-room.
Five or six young men, among whom Julien recognised those whom he had heard talking in the doorway, stood between her and him.
Every eye turned to a man whom Julien recognised.
He recognised the postmaster, armed with a dark lantern.
And indeed, although the two men had tried to lower their voices, he had felt, from the first, that he recognised the sound of one of them.
'If that devil, the abbe Castanede has recognised me, he is not the man to be easily shaken off ...
The abbe Castanede, Chief of Police to the _Congregation_ along the whole of the Northern frontier, had mercifully not recognised him.
One morning, a letter was handed to Julien; he recognised the armorial bearings of Madame de Fervaques, and broke the seal with an eagerness which would have seemed quite impossible to him a few days earlier: it was only an invitation to dine.
On all the envelopes, she recognised Julien's hand, more or less disguised.
Her great, her sole ambition was to have her marriage recognised.
Julien was no longer able to control his enthusiasm, he embraced the abbe, he saw himself recognised.
Mathilde went alone and on foot through the streets of Besancon; she hoped that she might not be recognised.
He only saw her for an instant, for as soon as she recognised K. she was clearly embarrassed, asked for forgiveness and disappeared, closing the door behind her very carefully.
How occupied he must have been with the supervisor and the policemen not to have recognised these three!
It was the washerwoman whom K. had recognised as a likely source of disturbance as soon as she had entered.
The door had indeed been opened, a young girl - K. recognised the dark, slightly bulging eyes - stood in the hallway in a long white apron, holding a candle in her hand.
Gregor was shocked when he heard his own voice answering, it could hardly be recognised as the voice he had had before.
"Just imagine," said Camille, "this joker has been employed at the Orleans-Railway-Station for eighteen months, and it was only to-night that we met and recognised one another—the administration is so vast, so important!"
As he had said himself, he sent art to the deuce, as soon as he recognised that it would never suffice to satisfy his numerous requirements.
Each time Laurent fancied he recognised Camille, he felt a burning sensation in the heart.
Therese and Laurent recognised the cold, damp smell of the drowned man in the warm air they were breathing.
Finally, a mewing was heard, and Laurent advancing, recognised the tabby cat belonging to Madame Raquin, which had been accidentally shut up in the room, and was endeavouring to get out by clawing at the door.
In the sudden change that had come over her heart, she no longer recognised herself.
She now readily recognised the share she had taken in the crime.
But none of them, for that matter, would have recognised the marks of the fist of Laurent; they were convinced as to their hosts being a model pair, replete with sweetness and love.
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