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 1 1 |         many heirs, if the male~line failed. Disinherited from
 2 2 |          without trembling from line to line, nor to his old
 3 2 |  without trembling from line to line, nor to his old blind sister,~
 4 2 |     with delight the undulating line by which her neck was set
 5 6 |   softened by the ages. But the line of the cheek-~bones, though
 6 6 |      blends in a most delicious line. It is perfectly white from~
 7 6 |          but very graceful; the line of the thighs is magnificent,~
 8 6 |    There we may see~the shadowy line of demarcation which separates
 9 6 |       the nape, curves out in a line that~unites the head to
10 7 |      were~not now in the female line. When Felicite set about
11 8 |       for is it not the plummet line with which to sound the~
12 12|    treasures that the~beautiful line of Dante on eternal happiness,
13 14|       des~Touches had written a line to the baroness telling
14 18|      like a wrapper to show the~line of a white bosom, was of
15 22|        If the house is near the line traced by the~rue de Provence,
16 22|      she approaches the farther line of the Boulevard Exterieur
17 23| developed in private life, on a line parallel with political
18 25|   grandfather, and the maternal line must have made its money
19 26|    ninth day Calyste received a line from La Palferine, making