Chapter

 1 III |      and twenty, with a merry face, smiling eyes, a laughing
 2 IV  |       look me straight in the face. An interesting communication?
 3 VI  |  sometimes appeared along the face of the rock or on the embankment
 4 VI  |       we called him, with his face masked, his head muffled
 5 IX  |   fancied danger, returned in face of a real one, which they
 6 IX  | indistinct profile of a human face could be made out, and unless
 7 XII |  wondering eyes; and the thin face, drawn by suffering, the
 8 XII | yourself, Nell!”~Nell hid her face in her hands without speaking.
 9 XIII|     beholding the yet unknown face of Nature. He very much
10 XIII|      s first excursion to the face of the earth comes off!”~“
11 XVII|       people up above us, his face grew dark, he gave no answer,