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 1 III |     she covered its painted cheeks and curly wig with kisses.
 2 III |    and as he puffed out his cheeks the musician’s little gray
 3 VI  |   Martin kissed her on both cheeks, and then they made her
 4 VII |    had changed. Her rounded cheeks had lost their color, and
 5 VII |      No, madame,” while her cheeks would redden slightly and
 6 VII | they fell silently down her cheeks.~The maid’s child had the
 7 VII | tears that had dried on her cheeks.~She repeated: “That is
 8 VIII|   the comtesse, whose ivory cheeks colored up slightly while
 9 IX  |   aged ten years. Her heavy cheeks had grown flabby and purple,
10 XI  |     her passionately on the cheeks, her hair, her eyes, the
11 XIII|     before they fell on her cheeks.~He had learned of her arrival
12 XIV |    let them kiss her on the cheeks and kissed them in return