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1         I,II |       brightness of his~peasant complexion. His abundant black hair,
2         I,II | manufacture of a~lotion for the complexion, which he called the "Carminative
3         I,II |       and~velvet texture of the complexion, the Sieur Birotteau, perfumer,~
4         I,II |     groan at certain~times. His complexion, which was sanguine under
5         I,III|        pleasant~mouth, his fair complexion, the charm of his modest
6         I,III|    wrinkles and the heat of the complexion were markedly ignoble. Instead~
7         I,VI |  freshness, a lacteal purity of complexion, and all the softer~corresponding
8         I,VII|      the splendors of a crimson complexion. Monsieur Matifat, superb