Chapter

  1 1  |        seeing the gambling-demon face to face. The evening is
  2 1  |       the gambling-demon face to face. The evening is a harmony
  3 1  |        gold was on that southern face. Some seven or eight onlookers
  4 1  |          mystery in the novice's face. His young features were
  5 1  |       its foul mark on the proud face, once pure and bright, and
  6 1  |      study, had drawn this young face, and had wrung a heart which
  7 1  |         any trace of vice in his face seemed to be there by accident.
  8 1  |         on his cool but restless face. ~"Even! red wins," said
  9 1  |          A smile of hope lit his face, and slid from his lips
 10 1  |        ashes, so it was with his face, it became dull again when
 11 1  |      discerning in that mournful face an abandonment of wretchedness
 12 1  |          prettiness, at the pale face appropriately framed by
 13 1  |    escaped on either side of his face from under a black velvet
 14 1  |          a narrow bleached human face. But for the wasted arm,
 15 1  |          its light upon him, the face would have seemed to hang
 16 1  |       mouth at all in the pallid face. His great wrinkled brow
 17 1  |       gathered up in his passive face, just as all the productions
 18 1  |   altered the expression of this face, that what had been a serene
 19 1  |    gentle serenity in the divine face, exerted an instant sway
 20 1  |     merchant watched the haggard face of his pretended customer
 21 1  |      epigrams on a friend to his face; but would defend him, if
 22 1  |       and appropriate. His large face, turning from blue and red
 23 1  |       himself and heaven. In the face of such achievements, atheism
 24 1  |          were irregular, but her face was striking and vehement
 25 1  |      every mobile feature of her face. She might captivate a jaded
 26 2  |       and slight, with a hatchet face, and pale complexion; a
 27 2  |     fortunes of play blanched my face. ~"My father suddenly went
 28 2  |         of God passed before his face.' I had won. I slipped through
 29 2  |  blighting traces on my father's face. For about a year I led
 30 2  |       steeps of life were yet to face. My exuberant self-esteem
 31 2  |        Very occasionally, too, a face appeared in this gloomy
 32 2  |         expression of the girl's face and her graceful attitudes,
 33 2  |     hands of a woman with a fair face, a wealthy, well-dressed
 34 2  |         flowed from her, and her face bore a striking resemblance
 35 2  |        the countess, lent to her face those charms that fascinated
 36 2  |          happy? I know not. That face of hers overflowed with
 37 2  |          it; the outlines of her face, with the scarcely perceptible
 38 2  |    shadow passing over that fair face made a kind of change there,
 39 2  |      change that passed over her face. This mute converse passed
 40 2  |         of her voice. Her steady face and dignified bearing seemed
 41 2  |  lamplight fell full on her pale face. Night and silence added
 42 2  |     anxious look passed over her face.) 'Do you remember that
 43 2  |           to find Pauline with a face grown white. ~" 'I thought,'
 44 2  |     glowed too fiercely from the face I turned upon her, she met
 45 2  |          wish to see the floured face of the actor who had so
 46 2  |      fell, and I scrutinized her face. It was so pure and frank
 47 2  |         kind mother, showing her face between the curtains, 'and
 48 2  |          and when she ceased her face changed. She looked tired;
 49 2  |          came over her beautiful face, a result either of this
 50 2  |         calm, pure beauty in her face. I resolved to make one
 51 2  |       have laid its spell on her face; it might have furnished
 52 2  |        hard look passed over her face which we wear whenever a
 53 2  |       moved her. 'Your beautiful face is for me a promise of a
 54 2  |      afresh, as if to fly in the face of Providence. ~"A man transformed
 55 2  |        of various hues; you come face to face with him at the
 56 2  |   various hues; you come face to face with him at the corner of
 57 2  |         a hoarse cry; her pretty face, that had been so fresh
 58 2  |          of the heir-at-law. His face was drawn, every outline
 59 3  |    peculiar to philosophers. His face plainly showed traces of
 60 3  |         hung in disorder about a face like a piece of parchment
 61 3  |          The sight of Jonathan's face would have made you long
 62 3  |   depicted on his brow and white face; he looked like some plant
 63 3  |          that to me?" ~Raphael's face was white with anger; a
 64 3  |    silken cushions, the feverish face and hollow eyes of Raphael,
 65 3  |        the narrow, insignificant face, with its wrinkles incrusted
 66 3  |          on some portions of his face, strongly brought out his
 67 3  |     forehead and pointed chin, a face not unlike those grotesque
 68 3  |         herself with her defiant face and glittering eyes to an
 69 3  |        freed himself. ~Foedora's face lighted up with indescribable
 70 3  |       determined not to turn his face in the direction of his
 71 3  |        of her box and turned her face in three-quarter profile
 72 3  |      stranger; and they remained face to face, each with the same
 73 3  |        and they remained face to face, each with the same thought. ~"
 74 3  |        the flush deepened on his face. "What became of you?" ~"
 75 3  |       his emotion overflowed his face. ~"Oh, he loves me! he loves
 76 3  |   middle-aged; he had a pleasant face, made pleasanter still by
 77 3  |      case with every man brought face to face with an inconceivable
 78 3  |        every man brought face to face with an inconceivable fact.
 79 3  |       laughter made him turn his face towards the bed; he saw
 80 3  |        the bed; he saw Pauline's face through the transparent
 81 3  |     expression apparent upon her face. ~"Death." ~"You hurt me,"
 82 3  |          him as she lay with her face turned towards him in an
 83 3  |   disturbed her. She covered her face with her hands, for she
 84 3  |      hideous skeleton. Raphael's face had grown as pale and livid
 85 3  |  compassion in Horace Bianchon's face. He had been a doctor for
 86 3  | recognize in the symptoms of the face and body generally intense
 87 3  |        coolness; there was not a face there that did not reproach
 88 3  |       companions, put a cheerful face upon it, endure the humors
 89 3  |   addressed to him. The doctor's face, to his thinking, wore an
 90 3  |        do not seem to know; your face and person generally are
 91 3  |          and showed an impassive face, like that of a dangerous
 92 3  |          wrinkles upon his brown face looked as if they would
 93 3  |          the black eyes that can face the sun without flinching,
 94 3  |           her cap and dress, the face, full figure, and general
 95 3  | lime-tree, with his curmudgeon's face, scanty hair, and ragged
 96 3  |      smile stole over Jonathan's face. He took a candle that lit
 97 3  |          As Raphael's death-pale face showed itself in the doorway,
 98 3  |        old servant a blow in the face. ~"Monster!" he cried, "
 99 3  |     seemed to bloom on the quiet face that lay there at rest.
100 3  |   bewildered by the sight of her face, white as the petals of
101 3  |          she scanned her lover's face and the last morsel of the
102 3  |        were bathed in tears, her face was flushed and drawn with
103 Epi|         own he draws a visionary face in the midst of those flaming
104 Epi|       violet and crimson hues, a face with unimaginable delicate
105 Epi|      back again. It is a woman's face, her hair is blown back
106 Epi|         sun had litten about her face; she hovered above the slopes