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 1 2 | appearing through his~wrinkles, showed a powerfully sanguine temperament,
 2 3 |      and the du Guenics, always showed herself honored~by her relations
 3 8 |     like~/that/"~ ~And Felicite showed Calyste a fine copy of a
 4 8 |  Calyste's awakened imagination showed him the~marquise dressed
 5 9 |       circle of her eyes, which showed fatigue, was of the~purest
 6 9 |        Scotch thread stockings, showed a charming knowledge of
 7 10|        Mademoiselle des Touches showed the utmost fear; a sudden
 8 10|         the preference her~aunt showed for her. At this moment
 9 11|         cost me."~ ~Her temples showed an almost imperceptible
10 11|      She raised her sleeves and showed Camille the same~slight
11 11|        remained inflexible, and~showed what Camille had called
12 14|       she did appear, her dress showed an evident~intention to
13 16|   rouleaux/ from his pocket and showed them.~Mariotte, seeing such
14 17| vigorous indignation I felt and showed at the bad~taste of a woman
15 22|       woman.' And thereupon she showed me~the door."~ ~This speech,
16 26|        he did not like Beatrix, showed a superiority of grace,