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 1 2 | necessary passion of life. Her smile was~gay. She, too, had done
 2 4 |       I am the elder."~ ~A gay smile played on the old woman'
 3 8 |      intelligent~and sarcastic smile belies. The weakness lies
 4 8 |     the faith of a glance or a smile? He~felt a desire to turn
 5 9 |    gave him, with a rather sad smile, the following letter~from
 6 10|        he said,~with a mocking smile, "and be proud of his triumphs."~ ~
 7 10|       look in her repertory. A smile, which the marquise detected~
 8 11|       said, with a~treacherous smile. "I don't suppose that Camille,
 9 12|        face was the gleam of a smile. "But, on the whole,~it
10 14|       party embarked~without a smile. The marquise was cold and
11 16|      gaiety; nothing~brought a smile to his face; his livid and
12 16|       youth flushed red, and a smile brightened~his features.~ ~"
13 17|    weep at a wedding while men smile; men believe that~they risk
14 21|       who could not restrain a~smile.~ ~"Ah! Father, if you approve
15 26|      by vengeance,~made Maxime smile.~ ~"Now come in and listen
16 26|       difficulty obtain even a smile of approval. In~short, she