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1 1|        a serious mouth, a tall figure, thin, or perhaps wasted,~
2 3|        painful to the eye. Her figure, scarcely over four feet
3 3|        her an elegant, slender figure, which could~sway lightly
4 3|       exists~between 0 and the figure 1. He begins to perceive
5 4|      eyes light-~blue, and his figure above the common height.
6 4|     which~outlined his elegant figure; in bewitching collars,
7 7| Lupeaulx followed the handsome figure, so piquant did she seem
8 7|    Madame~Rabourdin's graceful figure, made more slender still
9 8|     figures. Well then, let us figure" [the minister here~goes