Fill the master again and have someone pump the brake while you watch underneath the car. You will see fluid coming out wherever the leak is. When replacing a broken line, it is unsafe to use a compression fitting with ferrules. Always replace a complete line from fitting to fitting. It is OK to join lines using a fitting made for flair ends in order to ease installation and obtain the proper length.
You do not need to exactly follow the original routing providing you secure the line so it does not vibrate and so it is away from sharp edges, linkage for trans and steering and exhaust pipes.
You should also check wheel cylinders, calipers and the rear of the master cylinder itself for signs of seepage as they can also leak. Always bleed the system to clear it of air after doing any hydraulic repair.
If you have never done any work of this kind before, it's wise to obtain a chilton or haynes manual to guide you. They are inexpensive and will also help with any future repairs!!!
Any questions? Just ask!!
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