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 1 2 |   undulating line by which her neck was set upon her~shoulders.
 2 6 |        and cowardly. Camille's neck,~instead of curving inward
 3 6 |   characteristic of force. The neck itself presents at certain
 4 7 |        turned scarlet from his neck to his forehead; even his
 5 7 | placing the vase with its long neck enamelled in blue~and gold
 6 8 |      that charming nape of~the neck, where all the resources
 7 9 |     admirably joined to a long neck of exquisite moulding, lent~
 8 9 |      wearing and disclosed her neck. Calyste then saw its~beautiful
 9 9 |     and flowing symmetry.~This neck, so dissimilar to that of
10 10|      her arm round~Charlotte's neck. Charlotte, in reply, raised
11 13|     like a millstone round his neck, to become an eternal regret~
12 18|       threw my arms around his neck. But~all the same I have
13 19|    breast~with her head on his neck, faint with the weight of
14 19|        took his wife round the neck, kissed her on both cheeks~
15 25|  become so~happy and calm. Her neck, of exquisite roundness,
16 26|   throwing~her arms around his neck. "Henceforth, you and I