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 1 2 |     which fell in~curls upon his shoulders. The face, extinguished,
 2 2 |       Brittany with his~powerful shoulders and vigorous chest, the
 3 2 |          splendid contour of the shoulders~and the rich bosom which
 4 2 |        her neck was set upon her~shoulders. This little detail will
 5 6 |      that~unites the head to the shoulders without sinuosity, a most
 6 6 |      spring of the arms from the shoulders,~superb in outline, seems
 7 8 | exquisite waists I ever saw; the shoulders are beautiful, but the~bust
 8 8 |         she cried, shrugging her shoulders, "I am aware that you are
 9 8 |        speech, those magnificent shoulders,~so nobly developed, the
10 9 |     rather better carried on his shoulders)~that description is superfluous.
11 9 |  charming willowy ease; the bare shoulders~sparkled in the twilight
12 9 |       lines were lost toward the shoulders with soft and flowing symmetry.~
13 14|         and they can climb on my shoulders, and you must pull them
14 25|          take on flesh about the shoulders; but in France the heads