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 1 1 |       a single leg~made in the shape of a vine-shoot, which stands
 2 2 |       outline of the face, the shape of the brow, the solemnity
 3 3 |       to yellowish; as for its shape, our present~fashions are
 4 6 |       He bought into~order and shape the vast amount of knowledge
 5 7 |      some being trained to the shape of sun-shades, others, stripped
 6 7 |       of furniture of singular~shape,a "duchesse," a chaise-longue,
 7 9 | packages, bags, and chests,the shape and~appearance of which
 8 9 |         a white and serpentine~shape which thrilled him. Without
 9 14|        no~doubt, by birds. The shape of the roots would indicate
10 14|     this little Gibraltar, the shape of which is~nearly round,
11 16|      this world that keeps its shape and color to my~eyes,this