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 1 II   |          cravat made his anxious~face look even paler than it
 2 II   |     chubby, but as vulgar as~the face of Commerce as it is seen
 3 II   |        contempt expressed by his face as he~glanced up at the
 4 II   |        for his long~waiting. The face of a young girl appeared,
 5 II   | detracted from the candor of her face, or~the calm look of eyes
 6 II   |       between~the cheeks of that face on which sleep had, as it
 7 II   |         his coat. This colorless~face expressed patience, commercial
 8 III  |   sometimes bring a smile on the face of the younger of~Guillaume'
 9 IV   |   stuffed figure. Her~long, thin face betrayed exaggerated piety.
10 IV   |      ease. Her~silent and placid face was full of the transient
11 V    |        of seeing always the same face leads insensibly to our~
12 V    |      were so singular, and~every face had so candid an expression;
13 V    |       the light fell full on~her face, and her bust seemed to
14 VI   |          fell on the impassioned~face of the young painter. She
15 VI   |      quite near her the ecstatic face of the young painter. The~
16 IX   |        himself, undecided in the~face of such an unexpected event.
17 XIV  |          she~was the object. Her face assumed a different expression.
18 XV   |     painful position, she had to face the deluge of commonplace~
19 XVI  |        late."~ ~Augustine made a face that scorned the accusation.~ ~"
20 XVIII|          and the~finest man. His face, full of life and youth,
21 XVIII|        her~weakness, she hid her face in her handkerchief, which
22 XVIII|          blighting the loveliest face. And~besides, our tyrants
23 XVIII|      thousand deaths, to see the face which once beamed~with love
24 XIX  |        soldiers. He knows how to face a battery, but~before me,--
25 XIX  |         seeing the original here~face to face with the copy. While
26 XIX  |        the original here~face to face with the copy. While we