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... face from the beholders , casts down the eyes ; the voice is confused and faltering . 28. GRAVITY . - The posture of the body and limbs is composed and without much motion ; the speech slow and solemn , the tone without much variety ...
... face from the beholders , casts down the eyes ; the voice is confused and faltering . 28. GRAVITY . - The posture of the body and limbs is composed and without much motion ; the speech slow and solemn , the tone without much variety ...
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... face all weather - tanned , besoiled , with his rude intelligence ; for it is the face of a man living man - like . Oh , but the more venerable for thy rudeness , and even because we must pity as well as love thee ! Hardly entreated ...
... face all weather - tanned , besoiled , with his rude intelligence ; for it is the face of a man living man - like . Oh , but the more venerable for thy rudeness , and even because we must pity as well as love thee ! Hardly entreated ...
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... face , and thought , was this his father ! But the face , so altered to his thinking , thrilled while he gazed , as if it were in pain ; and before he could reach out both his hands to take it between them , and draw it towards him ...
... face , and thought , was this his father ! But the face , so altered to his thinking , thrilled while he gazed , as if it were in pain ; and before he could reach out both his hands to take it between them , and draw it towards him ...
Side 45
... face , like mamma's , looking at me when I was a baby , Floy ? " he asked , incredulously , as if he had some vision of a face before him . " Oh yes , dear ! " Whose , Floy ? " " Your old nurse's ; often . " And where is my old nurse ...
... face , like mamma's , looking at me when I was a baby , Floy ? " he asked , incredulously , as if he had some vision of a face before him . " Oh yes , dear ! " Whose , Floy ? " " Your old nurse's ; often . " And where is my old nurse ...
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... face of a hundred social and political evils— began the abolition of flogging in the army and of slavery , trum- peted the repeal of Catholic disabilities , helped to reform the trade and Government of India , created national education ...
... face of a hundred social and political evils— began the abolition of flogging in the army and of slavery , trum- peted the repeal of Catholic disabilities , helped to reform the trade and Government of India , created national education ...
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