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1 2  |     than a lifeless head. The firm~outline of the face, the
2 2  |       indifferent to fatigue, firm in his saddle, sure of his
3 6  |   close-knit, well set-up and firm, except in the higher classes~
4 6  |     which it has. The chin is firm and rather~full; but it
5 6  |   that the body, so round,~so firm, so well set-up, is of another
6 6  | altogether than the~face. The firm, cold carriage of the head
7 8  |    darkened by annoyance. His firm, judicial mouth expressed
8 26 |    Rochefide's house~with the firm intention of forcing the
9 Add|   from a Courtesan's Life~The Firm of Nucingen~The Muse of