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 1 2 |   baron looked round upon the circle of his anxious~friends,
 2 6 |  holding her within the rigid circle defined by the futile education~
 3 6 |       surrounded by an orange circle; it is of~bronze set in
 4 6 | seldom~united in a woman. The circle round the eyes shows not
 5 6 |        the~centre of a choice circle, surrounded by tried friends
 6 8 |     attempted to draw away my circle. I don't know how~to keep
 7 8 |   describes one-~quarter of a circle, is pinched about the nostrils;
 8 9 |     play upon the~cheeks? The circle of her eyes, which showed
 9 17|      the whole family and the circle which meets at~the hotel
10 18|     it must be said, amid the~circle of poetic pretensions which