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 1 2  |     his Breton~resistance. His skin, marbled with red blotches
 2 2  |    lashes had disappeared; the skin, grown hard, could~not unwrinkle.
 3 2  | refined~beauty, blessed with a skin that was silken to the touch
 4 2  |      coming of~new graces. Her skin, so milk-white once, had
 5 2  |    nobly rounded, her lustrous skin took a finer grain; the~
 6 3  |  visage, and a generally white skin~though yellow in spots.
 7 3  |      glued to~his bones as the skin of an Arab horse on the
 8 3  |    which shine in~the sun. His skin retained the tawny color
 9 5  |        of the picture. Fanny's skin was so transparent~ ~that
10 5  |     delicate, and purely white skin.~Though slightly resembling
11 6  |      to her form. She has that~skin, olive by day and dazzling
12 6  |       The light glides along a skin of that texture as on a
13 6  |   Coptic sun. The tones of the skin are in harmony with the
14 6  |        speak, of that polished skin is an arm given to women
15 8  |       is long and pointed;~the skin is capricious, to-day like
16 9  |        almost red, and a white skin,~freckled here and there,
17 9  |    purest mother-of-pearl, her skin was as dazzling as the eyes,
18 11 |        texture of~the delicate skin. She raised her sleeves
19 18 |       the faded whiteness of a skin revived by bran and water.~
20 25 |      very ugly with his purple skin and bristles for whiskers;~
21 Add|       Modeste Mignon~The Magic Skin~Another Study of Woman~A