Chapter

 1 1| delicately-shaped form, and his scanty fair hair in its natural curls. ~
 2 1|             the window, fixed upon the fair stranger a gaze as eager
 3 1|            places, extents of sea, the fair faces of history. In my
 4 1|           history of it as we go." ~By fair means or foul, Raphael must
 5 1|              friends, that we are in a fair way to become very great
 6 1|         noisier. Every guest had had a fair amount to drink, and had
 7 1|              summoned together all the fair women of Versailles, who
 8 1|           depths of depravity behind a fair mask, and the most artificial
 9 1|            beneath a brow as young and fair as an opening flower. ~At
10 2|               A man urged on towards a fair future walks through life
11 2|            view of nothing more than a fair forehead and long tresses
12 2|                hands of a woman with a fair face, a wealthy, well-dressed
13 2|             science. ~"There ends that fair life of mine, the daily
14 2|            must not be unworthy of the fair future promised by her imperial
15 2|                as Homer's Galatea, the fair Helen. ~"Ah, vive l'amour!
16 2|               shadow passing over that fair face made a kind of change
17 2|              made brown shadows on her fair temples; in each new phase
18 2|             seven,' said Pauline; 'his fair hair is such a pretty color.
19 2|      writing-table drawer, and found a fair and splendid ten-franc piece
20 2|              back, as the sea-waves in fair weather cast up fragment
21 2|               style only looks nice in fair hair.' ~" 'Marriage? never,
22 2|               glances of love. Alas, a fair form will overcome the stoutest
23 2|               but the sweetness of the fair, quiet visage, surrounded
24 2|               that lurked beneath this fair semblance of womanhood grew
25 2|               and perfect happiness, a fair illusion that cannot last
26 2|               love was strengthened by fair hopes; and such words came
27 2|            packet of manuscript is the fair copy of my great work on "
28 2|                a kiss on that innocent fair brow of hers, like snow
29 2|            Towards noon, next day, the fair Aquilina bestirred herself.
30 2|             that had been so fresh and fair in the evening, was sallow
31 2|                the lymphatic faces, so fair and soft when in repose;
32 3|            pretty woman's; he wore his fair hair, now grown scanty,
33 3|              my life!" he cried, "that fair life of mine. Never to know
34 3|                and dance about me like fair women; but if I beckon to
35 3|              any nearer to the unknown fair divinity. ~Raphael's life
36 3|            fingers through her lover's fair hair. "How stupid your Countess
37 3|        clothing was ragged; the white, fair skin showed through the
38 3|              confronted with a village fair. The horses were changed
39 3|            with flowers in their hair; fair women of every type, with
40 3|             her. ~"Pauline!" he said, "fair image of my fair life, let
41 3|                said, "fair image of my fair life, let us say good-bye?" ~"