Chapter

1 II |        then counts the lines it touches. According to their number
2 III|     into fairies by a, few deft touches of paint and powder, and
3 III|       fall even before the wind touches them. Again a little while,
4 V  |           is produced by single touches of the brush; the character
5 V  |     itself, "produced by single touches of the brush," it is nevertheless,
6 V  |    absence of all but essential touches, and by the clean, smooth
7 V  |         and neck. Excepting the touches which suggest eyes, nose,
8 V  |      position of the half dozen touches indicating feature, to give
9 V  | hardening or softening of these touches has moral significance.