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 1 1 |       masses too rugged and too hard to plane; its instrument~
 2 2 |       now violet, and~backed by hard gums only (with which he
 3 2 |    disappeared; the skin, grown hard, could~not unwrinkle. The
 4 2 |     with the brown tints of the hard and narrow brow, which~the
 5 8 |     severe; she is elegant, but hard; her face~has a harsh contour,
 6 9 |   control yourself."~ ~"She was hard to me, she will never care
 7 10|         provincial woman. Tall, hard, withered, full of pretensions,
 8 11|        I~in smoking. It will be hard for you not to see her,
 9 11|        voice, her eyes becoming hard and~brilliant. "If you knew,
10 11|         unconsciously, set me a hard task. I know it will be
11 11|         Beatrix became cold and hard, contradictory in tone,
12 11|        She was neither cold nor hard to Calyste, but gently~indifferent,
13 13|     superior being. Beatrix was hard and cutting; she felt she
14 13|         be angry, therefore; be hard, and cold, and stern to~
15 14|            Cold, fragile, thin, hard women like Madame de Rochefide,
16 15|   remarked in the foyer: 'It is hard to lose~fame and mistress
17 18|          Her arms, now thin and hard, were scarcely~visible within
18 19|          and I shall have to do hard penance for that mortal
19 19|      And Beatrix, now become as hard as her bones, sharp as her
20 23|      their fame,a plan somewhat hard to execute on a basis of~
21 25| pavements are dry and frozen so hard~that they are dusty. Do
22 26|  Germany."~ ~Entrenched in that hard /ultimatum/, she established