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 1 2 |         the face, the shape of the brow, the solemnity of the~lines,
 2 2 |       tints of the hard and narrow brow, which~the falling off of
 3 2 |          broad and finely modelled brow~caught lovingly the light
 4 5 |          thoughts that crossed her brow~beneath it. Piqued with
 5 5 |         pair of gaiters. His white brow~bore the signs of great
 6 5 |          mistress~of that innocent brow! Ah! passion will lead to
 7 5 |     brought clouds to his mother's brow, and~she resolved to postpone
 8 6 |       light, and modelled like the brow of the~hunting Diana, a
 9 6 |            powerful and determined brow, silent and self-~contained.
10 8 | encyclopedic comprehension on that~brow, and in the habitual movement
11 8 |       sadness she saw on her son's brow, picked up her~worsted-work;
12 10|          he had not slept;~but the brow dominated the inward storm
13 13|             That morning Camille's brow had worn the halo of thoughts
14 14|        tender, timid kiss~upon his brow. When they turned and walked
15 18|            perfumed oil. Her white~brow sparkled. She had applied