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 1 I   |       to cast a radiance on her skin, a skin with the faintest
 2 I   |         radiance on her skin, a skin with the faintest tinge
 3 III |       eyes disappeared, and the skin of his forehead and neck
 4 IV  |      had all melted beneath her skin, and on taking hold of anything,
 5 V   |        with large black eyes, a skin warmed by the sun, a slender
 6 V   |         showing her firm, white skin with the scratch of a stiletto
 7 VI  |       into the room, making her skin tingle and her eyes water.
 8 VI  | permeate one’s lungs, heart and skin with melancholy.~They all
 9 VII |      felt them gliding over her skin, tickling her limbs, running
10 X   |        usually the color of his skin, now seemed like a flame.
11 XIII|         cold enough to make her skin tingle. People were hurrying
12 XIV |         striking through to her skin; it was the warmth of the