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1 IV  |       was ever seen,~and a hard, stern face--"~ ~"But what did
2 IV  |   sovereigns."~ ~On hearing this stern admonition the painter turned
3 VI  |        medium~height, and seemed stern. His bilious complexion,
4 VI  |           said the count, with a stern air which was really~terrible, "
5 VI  |       said the count, assuming a~stern air. "A clerk who intends
6 VIII|       with extreme severity by a stern father, had himself~known
7 VIII| repressed, though it was, by the~stern discipline and continual
8 X   |       distressed in spite of his stern bearing, left the~household