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 1        I|     listeners could not repress a smile. He did not seem to notice
 2        I|         have detected an ironical smile upon his lips and a gleam
 3       IV|     diplomat, could not repress a smile on hearing this response,
 4      VII|           cringing, an obsequious smile upon his lips.~ ~And through
 5       XV|         of this,” he said, with a smile that reawakened hope.~ ~
 6      XVI|           invading yours; and his smile betrayed an unusual degree
 7     XVII|              She had her sweetest smile upon her lips as she greeted
 8      XIX|         Martial forced himself to smile; but the indignity which
 9      XIX|              Had Martial seen the smile upon Chanlouineau’s lips
10      XXV|    enthusiasm of youth drew a sad smile from the priest.~ ~“You
11    XXVII|       were the others?”~ ~A faint smile flitted over the lips of
12    XXVII|         He had even repressed the smile of disdain which the duke’
13    XXVII|        the duke, with a malicious smile; “the task is not light.”~ ~“
14    XXVII|         listened with an ironical smile.~ ~“They did not deceive
15    XXVII|         had still upon his lips a smile of confidence.~ ~How could
16    XXVII|     condemned to death.~ ~But the smile had not once forsaken Chanlouineau’
17   XXVIII| treacherous, cowardly nature, his smile is cunning, and his eyes
18     XXIX|            said he, with a forced smile, “I must believe this and
19    XXXII|        his obsequious and cunning smile, absolutely nothing remained.~ ~
20    XXXIX|         and to compel her lips to smile.~ ~“Really this is placing
21    XXXIX|          with her most bewitching smile upon her lips, Madame Blanche
22       XL|           An almost imperceptible smile curved Martial’s lips.~ ~“
23     XLII|        dying on the arena, with a smile upon his lips.~ ~Falling,
24     XLIV|        she thought that his first smile would not be for her.~ ~
25     XLIV|          rose, forced her lips to smile, and as if nothing unpleasant
26     XLVI|        she said, with an ironical smile, “but is it Chanlouineau
27    XLVII|           own child?”~ ~A hideous smile curved his thin lips.~ ~“
28   XLVIII|   inspiration brought a malicious smile to her lip.~ ~“Ah!” she
29        L|           perhaps, have brought a smile to the lips of Mme. Blanche.~ ~
30      LII|         said, with a good-humored smile, “I ascertain the identity
31      LIV|          aroused by the malicious smile that curved the man’s lips;