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 1     I,       I|        cherry lips opened in a smile of joy.~ ~I was struck with
 2     I,      IV|     tear in the lady's eye, no smile of welcome on her face.
 3     I,      VI|      with a little mischievous smile.~ ~After the boy had had
 4     I,      IX|      his hands. He noticed the smile on my lips, and said testily,
 5    II,       I|       mouth curved upward in a smile, and the cherry lips were
 6    II,       I|          I could not repress a smile, as I answered, "I shall
 7    II,       I|       less than kiss both? The smile that flitted over her queenly
 8    II,       I|     said, bowing to her with a smile.~ ~"I declare!" said the
 9    II,      II|     young girl, with a winning smile on her ruby lips, after
10    II,     VII|     received in return a sweet smile from the fair bride. "You
11    II,     VII| muscles of your face move to a smile of pleasure, or your eyes
12    II,     VII|        moving already. A happy smile played on her face, the
13    II,     VII|       and then the involuntary smile gave way to involuntary
14    II,     VII|        she asked, with a sweet smile and a pressure of her hand;
15    II,    VIII|    face, I could not repress a smile. That beard of a few weeks'
16    II,    VIII|       with a sweet, promissory smile as you kissed her hand and
17    II,      IX|    Diodora also. At last, as a smile has a soothing effect on
18    II,      XV|    this word I fancied I saw a smile of contempt on her lips,
19    II,    XVII|        my friend, with a happy smile. "I have to go and muster
20    II,    XVII|     and at the sweet, inviting smile and the opened arms the