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 1 II  |       wife by a malady of the skin resulting solely from~excessive
 2 IV  |       who was writhing in his skin at being a nobody and having~
 3 IV  |     to drive Raffaelle mad,~a skin of the most delicious coloring,
 4 V   |   Georges.~ ~"The count has a skin disease which makes him
 5 V   | Serizy, I wouldn't be in your skin for a~good deal, healthy
 6 VI  |     his wife's lovers and his skin~diseases!" said Mistigris,
 7 VIII|       young man, with a muddy skin and hair cropped like a~
 8 IX  |      to be in the~count's red skin, minister of State and peer
 9 XI  |    debauchery in~his blotched skin and bloated, vinous features.
10 XI  |     recognize them.~ ~Oscar's skin was now bronzed by the sun
11 XI  |      to the count about those skin diseases which are now cured,
12 XI  |      Modeste Mignon~The Magic Skin~Another Study of Woman~Beatrix~