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 1 2 |         which was aquiline and thin,~recalled the royal origin
 2 3 |       elderly demoiselle was a thin, dried-up old maid, yellow
 3 6 |      face expresses. The~nose, thin and straight, parts into
 4 6 |     dismayed. The upper lip is thin, the~furrow which unites
 5 8 |        their white balls under thin lashes and lazy eyelids.
 6 8 |        rather fat; mine is not thin, and perhaps I do wrong
 7 8 |      as well, and the arms are thin. She has,~however, an easy
 8 9 |        a man of medium height, thin and slender,~with chestnut
 9 9 |       gold. She threw back the thin gauze~scarf she was wearing
10 10|      round~waist, a flat back, thin arms, and the curt, decided
11 14|      herself.~ ~Cold, fragile, thin, hard women like Madame
12 16|        white foam. Calyste was~thin and pale; his strength was
13 16|       a low~voice.~ ~The pale, thin face of the youth flushed
14 18|      arrange it. Her arms, now thin and hard, were scarcely~
15 21|    terrible stakes Sabine grew thin; grief consumed~her; but
16 21| gravity, and dignity. He was a thin little man about fifty~years