Chapter

 1 I  |        faded and once beautiful face of the wife betrayed~the
 2 I  |  weariness were on the~youthful face, which was tanned by the
 3 I  |      passed his hand across his face to brush away, as it were,
 4 II |    which~commanded respect. Her face, instinct with intelligence,
 5 II |        nature, the charm of her face was, in some~degree, contradicted
 6 II |         the slightest change of face:--~ ~"Your copy is as fine
 7 III|    sling, and the pallor of his face~revealed sharp suffering.
 8 III|        She admired his handsome~face and his delightful voice,
 9 III|      lacerated flesh, while the face of the~wounded man, though
10 III|        that his noble, blanched face, his black hair, and his~
11 III|     character and firmness. His face, seamed with deep wrinkles,
12 III| contracting the wrinkles of his~face, and giving to his eyes
13 IV |      get~away."~ ~The pale, wan face of the baroness recovered
14 IV |         now, the muscles of~his face relaxed, every wrinkle on
15 IV |      icy sternness darkened his face; he looked fixedly at his~
16 IV |  violently to his head, and his face turned purple.~Ginevra shuddered;
17 IV |         the young man, on whose face~Piombo's flaming eyes now
18 IV |     have been horrible, for his face was distorted.~Ginevra knew
19 IV |      gave to the~worn and weary face of the baroness an expression
20 IV |      her father, whose~darkling face showed no softening. The
21 IV |         timid hesitation on her face, and she smiled sadly.~ ~
22 IV |       uneasily. He saw upon her face a smile of~triumph which
23 IV |         taken place on Piombo's face; his~wrinkles, contracting
24 IV |        them violently down, his~face on fire, and his eyes casting
25 V  |  trembled. Like the dove on the face of the waters, having no
26 VI |      Luigi's worn and suffering face, she redoubled her caresses;~
27 VI |    sadly~on the beautiful, worn face, where toil and care were
28 VI |        with kisses the delicate face, which was losing the~freshness
29 VI |   tender look on her beseeching face urged him more than her~
30 VI |      were fading from Ginevra's face as she sat sleeping in~her
31 VI |      cross her~husband's pallid face. Though long accustomed
32 VI |     changeful agitations of his face, they seemed to-night so~
33 VI |       noisily, and a man, whose face no longer bore the semblance