Chapter

 1 3 |    under the icy and sombre expression of his face. ~The chief
 2 3 |     Cornelius said, with an expression of most sublime fortitude. ~"
 3 11|     to the sentence with an expression rather of surprise than
 4 12|    of the monster a certain expression as it were of compassion. ~
 5 12|     was mistaken. To use an expression of Madame de Sevigne, who
 6 20| Cornelius guessed, from the expression of her face, in what direction
 7 21|   at him with a glance, the expression of which would have rejoiced
 8 26|  honor." ~There was such an expression of truth in the tone of
 9 27| fall to the ground; and the expression of pain and compassion in
10 30| nothing but kindness in the expression of the Prince's face. ~"