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 1 2 |         grin, which gave him an expression both~threatening and proud.
 2 5 | discover, if possible, from the expression of his face the events of~
 3 6 |        the lips, their changing expression, and the artistic play of
 4 9 |        glances, by the imposing expression of a face that was wholly~
 5 9 |     reef~to vulgar women.~ ~The expression of Felicite's eyes made
 6 9 |     Touches was struck with the expression she now saw on~Calyste's
 7 14|         leaning~forward with an expression of savage curiosity; he
 8 14|       cried Camille, seeing the expression on Beatrix's face and~comparing
 9 14|   characters to be alike in the~expression of feelings than we have
10 15|      satisfaction under a false~expression of sympathy. Unfortunately,
11 19|       to put into his glance an~expression of tenderness.~ ~"So it
12 21|        faith yet softened by an~expression more mysterious than mystical,
13 26|   Schontz, laughing at Maxime's expression, "I am~at an end of my expedients.