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 1 I   |  vivacity of his countenance, an expression~of sly shrewdness to his
 2 IV  |          the count, with a~silly expression that was admirably assumed.~ ~"
 3 V   |        face~beaming with the sly expression of a peasant who calculates
 4 VI  |         That's the origin of the~expression, 'She is pretty enough to
 5 VI  |        went away laughing at the expression of Oscar's face.~ ~Oscar
 6 VI  |         of fifty,~with a crabbed expression of face, was also there,
 7 VII |          would, to use a popular expression, have been~flabbergasted
 8 VII | considered that Pere Cardot gave expression to a high sense of~family
 9 VIII|          ever that superannuated expression was applicable~to a lawyer'
10 IX  |    habits~of business, a serious expression. He had reached his full