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 1 I   |          must speak to the~King, face to face, in his own room."~ ~
 2 I   |       speak to the~King, face to face, in his own room."~ ~This
 3 II  | indiscreet tongue. Her colorless face and alabaster brow~were
 4 III |        her old father's troubled face, she broke silence.~ ~"I
 5 III |          lurks behind so sweet a face as yours it~may achieve
 6 III |        because he had~a handsome face, or all the virtues because
 7 IV  |   passion were expressed in this face, and the complexion was
 8 IV  |       pale girl was~dancing; her face was like one of the divinities
 9 V   |      Clara made a little pouting face, bent her head, and finally
10 VI  |      Fontaine~kindly put in; her face had flushed with richer
11 VII |         gravely replied, and his face assumed a~sort of stern
12 VII |       sowed in a human soul. Her face,~but just now fresh and
13 VIII|         yet that is her ballroom face!" said the young man, laughing. "
14 VIII|             Well, your brother's face does not look to me like
15 VIII|    glance at the apparently calm~face of his partner.~ ~"What!"
16 VIII|    assumed gaiety, her~beautiful face expressed unspoken melancholy.