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1 2 |    hand, as on his~scutcheon, shining with sincerity. That secret
2 2 |  time-worn chests, spread its shining cloth on~the old oak table,
3 4 |       was clear and the~metal shining, which testified to the
4 6 |   lighted by the sun of~love, shining as love shines in a heart
5 15| towers, whitened by the dawn, shining out upon the still~dark
6 18|      there hot-foot, our eyes shining with the curiosity of~Eve.
7 18|  foot-lights attracted by the shining of a perfumed oil. Her white~
8 21|     Athenais, whose eyes were shining.~ ~"In spite of my thirty-five
9 25|   hair in~bands as smooth and shining as ebony. Madame Schontz