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1 2 |     threatening and proud. His chin seemed to seek his nose;
2 2 |    ruche, and tied beneath the chin by strings which were always
3 6 |     color of which it has. The chin is firm and rather~full;
4 8 |    keen emotion moves her. Her chin~is rather fat; mine is not
5 8 |      lost their freshness.~The chin, of incomparable distinction,
6 12|        the air and stroked his chin; he listened attentively;~
7 18|        elbow on~the table, his chin in his hand, and looked
8 21| replied the abbe, stroking his chin, "we are not now in~the