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 1 IV   |        truly,~delicately made. Full of gracious candor, a man
 2 IV   |     silent and placid face was full of the transient melancholy
 3 V    |       La~Trappe. But to give a full account of events as well
 4 V    |        the lamp the light fell full on~her face, and her bust
 5 VIII | atmosphere of the little room, full of the odor peculiar to~
 6 XI   |    generals of the Empire took full~advantage of this desire.
 7 XIV  |      union, she understood the full~extent of that lost happiness,
 8 XV   |     listened to her, he was so full~of business. The formidable
 9 XVII |        the vast drawing-rooms--full of flowers, though it was
10 XVIII|      the~finest man. His face, full of life and youth, but already
11 XVIII|      and~as black as jet, by a full imperial, by whiskers carefully
12 XVIII|   would be useless; this lady,~full of artifice, was too greedy
13 XIX  |        the sheep in the fable, full of courage in the wolf's