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Honoré de Balzac
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1 1 | flowers. Two old~buffers face each other; on their shelves, 2 2 | lean old man. His oval~face was lined with innumerable 3 2 | eyebrows, giving to his face a~resemblance to those choice 4 2 | imperishable forms of the human face which appealed to the soul, 5 2 | The firm~outline of the face, the shape of the brow, 6 2 | upon his shoulders. The face, extinguished, as we have 7 2 | serenity now reigned upon that face where, for~the last year 8 2 | on the wing,~intrepid in face of obstacles, bidding his 9 2 | features.~Her pale, hollow face, to which the fixedness 10 3 | were dimpled. His abbatial face had~something of the Dutch 11 3 | visible letters on his scarred face. To see~him now no one would 12 4 | that spot on the rector's~face: when he had Mistigris the 13 4 | longer~repressed upon her face the visible signs of her 14 4 | lamb of his fold, on~whose face could be read her anxiety. 15 5 | from the expression of his face the events of~the evening. 16 6 | abuse of them. The macerated face of her aunt returned to 17 6 | by the~character of her face, which gives height to her 18 6 | peculiarity gives to her face the calm impassibility~of 19 6 | impassibility~of the savage. The face, more long than oval, resembles 20 6 | absent the lines of the face are sad.~ ~[*] George Sand 21 6 | character of strength which the face expresses. The~nose, thin 22 6 | the lips; he locks up his face as he does~his money.~ ~ 23 6 | gravity of~that majestic face may have dismayed. The upper 24 6 | that tender mist upon the face. The ears are~delicately 25 6 | complexion altogether than the~face. The firm, cold carriage 26 6 | serious than gracious, that face is~marked by the melancholy 27 6 | woman who almost changed the face of the world. But in Camille~ 28 6 | She fell in love with a~face, and learned, to her cost, 29 7 | the two systems brought face to face~before him. On one 30 7 | systems brought face to face~before him. On one side 31 7 | Felicite! She turned to him a face bathed~with tears, took 32 8 | white as a church taper; her face is long and pointed;~the 33 8 | depicted on the young~man's face was more for the picture 34 8 | is elegant, but hard; her face~has a harsh contour, though 35 8 | looks best when seen full face; the profile has an air 36 8 | precocious deteriorations of a face once magnificent, and now 37 8 | that feature of the~human face that changes most, is growing 38 8 | the habitual movement of a face that is childlike and~splendid 39 9 | arranged as to fall around her face and play upon the~cheeks? 40 9 | imposing expression of a face that was wholly~aristocratic, 41 9 | she now saw on~Calyste's face, and tried to console him 42 9 | of Conti; she saw a white face bathed in tears.~At the 43 9 | nothingness could be read~upon his face mingled with his admiration. 44 10| flush~colored her impassible face with tints of fire. During 45 10| kissed her~hands, laying his face, covered with tears, upon 46 10| she had a little round face, made lively by a pair of 47 10| the grief on the angelic face of the youth, as deeply 48 11| guileless young Breton, his face~glowing with the happiness 49 11| with the happiness of being face to face with his idol.~ ~" 50 11| happiness of being face to face with his idol.~ ~"Calyste!" 51 11| round the~country. Calyste's face, which had beamed with delight 52 12| the~chevalier, on whose face was the gleam of a smile. " 53 13| discomposure overspread~her face and frightened Beatrix.~ ~" 54 13| its strength."~ ~Camille's face wore an air of such superb 55 13| room, after showing her face,~which was that of a maddened 56 14| infinite.~No great spirit can face the infinite, admitting 57 14| false loves~had brought her face to face with what? Ah! who 58 14| had brought her face to face with what? Ah! who would 59 14| he might study her pallid face and all its~expressions. 60 14| expression on Beatrix's face and~comparing it with that 61 14| turn, watched his charming face,~paled by his feelings and 62 15| Anger distorted her handsome face as she said those bitter 63 15| belied~the sadness of her face, and Beatrix was learned 64 15| Calyste, whose candid face revealed his satisfaction, 65 15| happiness;~they fly in the face of society to obtain the 66 16| nothing~brought a smile to his face; his livid and contracted 67 16| from~rising. The father's face was turned toward the bed 68 16| her~brother, whose pallid face was now the color of wax. 69 16| to her old and withered face a splendor so~vigorous that 70 16| paleness on his father's face, for the old man was exhausted 71 16| voice.~ ~The pale, thin face of the youth flushed red, 72 17| on the high-roads and in face of strangers.~One would 73 18| I kept an eye upon his~face as he went from room to 74 18| hair draped her~elongated face with a mass of curls, among 75 18| his wife, she~reads on his face as in a book; she learns 76 18| power to compose a cautious face that should not betray~the 77 19| Sabine came with a smiling face, and little Calyste on~her 78 19| in a mirror of Calyste's face, on which, not aware that 79 19| lain there, whose hair and~face had left that adulterous 80 19| passing a damp cloth over her face and making her~smell salts.~ ~" 81 19| were dull and frozen, her face had taken~on the greenish 82 19| listened to this tirade her face was due North, icy enough~ 83 21| to imagine~on an innocent face. I laugh frankly, and that 84 21| fifty~years of age, with a face as white as that of an old 85 21| animated that truly~apostolical face. He was smiling as he mounted 86 25| as that of Creoles, to a face full of~spirited details, 87 25| no doubt sarcastically, a face of charming~melancholy, 88 26| who said with a studied face,~"Madame is ill."~ ~From 89 26| that came over Calyste's~face; which turned deadly pale


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