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 1 2 |           English fashion, down her~cheeks; the rest was simply twisted
 2 5 |                Those beautiful pure cheeks," thought his mother, "where
 3 6 |          color to the centre of the cheeks, where it goes away almost~
 4 7 |             the tears roll~down her cheeks. "Will nothing save me from
 5 8 |        drops disdainfully. Her pale~cheeks have no color unless some
 6 8 |       speech brought a flush to the cheeks of the impassible Camille.~ ~
 7 9 |          her face and play upon the~cheeks? The circle of her eyes,
 8 10|         arms, and kissed her on~her cheeks, her forehead and hair,
 9 11|        assistance and seeing in her cheeks that faint spot of~color
10 16|      delayed by wrinkles,~along his cheeks,the only tears he had probably
11 18| imperceptible tinge of rouge to her~cheeks, upon the faded whiteness
12 19|            neck, kissed her on both cheeks~and whispered:~ ~"Sabine,