1 it might happen, he added with an involuntary smile.
2 "Yes, of course that's true," said Pierre with a cheerful smile.
3 "Yes," replied Pierre with the smile of mild irony now habitual to him.
4 Princess Mary with a gentle smile looked now at Pierre and now at Natasha.
5 "But they don't understand our talk at all," said the dancer with a puzzled smile.
6 Every time he looked at his bare feet a smile of animated self-satisfaction flitted across his face.
7 And the same mischievous smile lingered for a long time on her face as if it had been forgotten there.
8 And so, brother," he continued, with a smile on his pale emaciated face and a particularly happy light in his eyes, "you see, brother.
9 His face grew brighter and brighter with an old man's mild smile, which drew the corners of his lips and eyes into a cluster of wrinkles.
10 When the fit of laughter that had seized him at Tikhon's words and smile had passed and Petya realized for a moment that this Tikhon had killed a man, he felt uneasy.
11 Suddenly he seemed to remember; a scarcely perceptible smile flashed across his puffy face, and bowing low and respectfully he took the object that lay on the salver.
12 The difference, and sometimes complete contradiction, between men's opinions and their lives, and between one man and another, pleased him and drew from him an amused and gentle smile.
13 And Pierre, without trying to change the other's views and without condemning him, but with the quiet, joyful, and amused smile now habitual to him, was interested in this strange though very familiar phenomenon.
14 Now a smile at the joy of life always played round his lips, and sympathy for others, shone in his eyes with a questioning look as to whether they were as contented as he was, and people felt pleased by his presence.
15 The older men, who thought it undignified to amuse themselves with such nonsense, continued to lie at the opposite side of the fire, but one would occasionally raise himself on an elbow and glance at Morel with a smile.
16 At present he still forgot what was said to him and still did not see what was before his eyes, but he now looked with a scarcely perceptible and seemingly ironic smile at what was before him and listened to what was said, though evidently seeing and hearing something quite different.
17 She had grown thin and pale, but that was not what made her unrecognizable; she was unrecognizable at the moment he entered because on that face whose eyes had always shone with a suppressed smile of the joy of life, now when he first entered and glanced at her there was not the least shadow of a smile: only her eyes were kindly attentive and sadly interrogative.
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