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 1 Int |      Lemaitre said. To mould the expression of his thought according
 2 Int |     large eyes with a distressed expression, which emitted dying gleams
 3 III |      passionate eloquence of his expression which wrought havoc in the
 4 III |      vicomte had the usual grave expression on his handsome face, but
 5 IV  | forty-two, and had a sad, gentle expression. She was never made much
 6 VII |         appeared, with a furious expression on his face. He had caught
 7 VIII|          bed with an appropriate expression, the expression of a woman
 8 VIII|      appropriate expression, the expression of a woman of experience
 9 VIII|  recalled her son-in-law’s angry expression, his indignant exclamations
10 VIII|         to giggle at the anxious expression of the peasant, who, not
11 VIII|      with a humble and satisfied expression, and suddenly becoming loquacious,
12 IX  |       time to prepare a suitable expression of countenance. He muttered: “
13 X   |    looked at her with a peculiar expression, a certain smiling curve