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 1 1|      red marks; a forehead and nose a la~Louis XV., a serious
 2 3|      clustered close about the nose, gave her face a vague~resemblance
 3 3|       face blazoned by the red nose of a~tippler and lighted
 4 3|  little eyes and the~flattened nose turned slightly up, in the
 5 4|    meeting together, a crooked nose and pinched lips; tall,
 6 4|      of Louis XIV.,~whose huge nose is recorded by Saint-Simon
 7 4| speckled~with bluish dots; his nose flat, his lips drawn inward
 8 5|       and Colleville blows his nose.] "Every one of~us is to
 9 6|  possibly dominoes"~[blows his nose].~ ~Fleury [interrupting]. "
10 6|     Pere Poiret is blowing his nose; it must be~eleven o'clock."~ ~
11 6| wrinkles that started from the nose and turned round the glacial~
12 6|      been touched, for his red nose lost somewhat of its color.~ ~"
13 8|            Poiret [blowing his nose]. "Then it is true he wrote
14 8|        Uncle Mitral rubbed his nose and grinned as he glanced