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 1 5 | singularity of his black eyes and fair~complexion was by no means
 2 6 |         is there before our eyes; fair~complexions are rare in
 3 8 |       blondes~beside whom Eve the fair would seem a Negress. She
 4 8 |        arranged some biscuits.~ ~"Fair women, blonds," said Camille, "
 5 8 |           I~allow, but it was all fair play. She won my esteem
 6 8 |          Brunettes themselves are fair~at such times, with the
 7 9 |      carved~them on his soul. The fair Beatrix and the dark Felicite
 8 13|            you know, enchantingly fair, while I am as black~as
 9 18|           painted by Girodet. Her fair hair draped her~elongated
10 18|          bones like hers. Eve was fair; brown women descend from~