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A flat face does not become an oval one , nor a pug nose a Roman one , with the acquisition of an office , or the addition of a title . So neither is the pert , hard , unfeeling outline of character turned from selfishness and cunning ...
A flat face does not become an oval one , nor a pug nose a Roman one , with the acquisition of an office , or the addition of a title . So neither is the pert , hard , unfeeling outline of character turned from selfishness and cunning ...
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Hickman generally stood with his back to me ; but in the scuffie , he had changed positions , and Neate just then made a tremendous lunge at him , and hit him full in the face . It was doubtful whether he would fall backwards or ...
Hickman generally stood with his back to me ; but in the scuffie , he had changed positions , and Neate just then made a tremendous lunge at him , and hit him full in the face . It was doubtful whether he would fall backwards or ...
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Beneath the shrivelled yellow parchment look of the skin , there was here and there a streak of the blood colour tinging the face ; this I made a point of conveying , and did not cease to compare what I saw with what I did ( with ...
Beneath the shrivelled yellow parchment look of the skin , there was here and there a streak of the blood colour tinging the face ; this I made a point of conveying , and did not cease to compare what I saw with what I did ( with ...
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