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 1 2 |        lines, the rigidity of the nose, the form of the bony structure
 2 2 |           chin seemed to seek his nose; but in that~nose, humped
 3 2 |        seek his nose; but in that~nose, humped in the middle, lay
 4 2 |         what mute melancholy. The nose, which was aquiline and
 5 4 |         end of Monsieur le cure's nose is~turning white; he has
 6 4 |          Mistigris the tip of his nose grew pale.~ ~"You had company
 7 6 |           the face expresses. The~nose, thin and straight, parts
 8 6 |       their delicate~lining. This nose is an admirable continuation
 9 6 | narrowness of soul; never did the nose of a miser~oscillate; it
10 6 |          which unites it with the nose comes low, giving it a centre~
11 6 |         the upper lip beneath the~nose is lightly shaded by a charming
12 8 |      rings around them often; her nose, which describes one-~quarter
13 8 |         divine Raffaelle. But his nose, that feature of the~human
14 19|          Calyste in her arms, her~nose at his cravat, abandoned