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 1 2 |    could be better matched,same complexion, same figure,~same little
 2 3 |         in the placidity of its complexion~and its flesh tones, and
 3 5 |         his black eyes and fair~complexion was by no means without
 4 6 |      well set-up, is of another complexion altogether than the~face.
 5 8 |        tones predominate in the complexion, giving tokens of~weariness,
 6 16| something of Madame l'Amirale's complexion."~ ~Three days later, the
 7 18|      become bony and gaunt, her complexion faded and almost discolored,
 8 19|         her voice,~harsh as her complexion, continued a series of atrocious
 9 21|        yellowing teeth. A fresh complexion is monotonous;~some men
10 25|   brilliancy and freshness of a~complexion as white and warm as that