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 1 2 |   invincible under misfortune, soft as the music~of her voice,
 2 2 |      unequalled sweetness; the soft~lashes, and the slightly
 3 5 |      curving fingers, the same soft, delicate, and purely white
 4 6 |       the cheek-~bones, though soft, is more pronounced than
 5 6 | neither the suppleness nor the soft~abandonment of those whom
 6 7 |       slumbered forever in the soft torpor of his family life.
 7 9 |       sorts of violent and yet soft~inward movements; his throat
 8 9 |    toward the marquise. In the soft half-light he saw, reclining
 9 9 |     the delightful flow of the soft curls starred with blue-bells.~ ~
10 9 | Beatrix turned to him, and her soft voice sounded in his ear.
11 9 |      toward the shoulders with soft and flowing symmetry.~This
12 14|      bathed her heart with its soft and limpid warmth. She~breathed
13 14|       passion; she allowed his~soft pity to soothe her. Several
14 21|       dark eyes, and made them soft even to~humility. But her