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1 II   |       her movements in sleep. No~expression of embarrassment detracted
2 V    |     winter.~ ~And so Augustine's expression of vague longing, her gentle
3 V    |      every face had so candid an expression; it was so easy to read
4 VII  |         trade-jargon, which find expression only in~cipher. "How much
5 XIV  |         face assumed a different expression. Melancholy,~tinged her
6 XVIII|        suited his self-satisfied~expression and the elegance of his
7 XVIII| sentiment of~which the transient expression is known to every woman.
8 XX   |           who~misinterpreted the expression of her daughter's glance