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1 8 |      no color unless some very keen emotion moves her. Her chin~
2 8 |  before you," he added, with a keen look at~Mademoiselle des
3 10|  impossible for a~man, however keen his perception, to perceive
4 11|  looked at each other with the keen attention of~Venetian inquisitors;
5 13|     the marquise~was feeling a keen delight in knowing herself
6 13|    indicated to an observer as keen~as Maupin the coming hostilities
7 14| Camille smiled bitterly as her keen mind recognized in~Calyste
8 17|     Calyste's family, I feel a keen~desire to fly to you, to
9 18|   aristocratic, whose mind was keen and delicate, a pious, loving~