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 1   Intro, 3      |     not consider it polite to turn away my face from his~conversation,
 2       1, Story16|       him;~ But, if fortune's turn causes his fall,~ All desire
 3       1, Story31|    opinion of the others will turn out right or wrong, it~was
 4       1, Story31|    king so that, if it should~turn out to have been wrong,
 5       2, Story5 |       manners of~great men to turn away the face from the company
 6       2, Story11|    the assembly, and the last~turn of the circulating cup made
 7       2, Story39| account of~this vain fancy to turn away the face from the instruction
 8       2, Story40|     concealing and meek.~ ~ ~ Turn not thy face from a sinner,
 9       5, Story9 |      heart to strife, than to turn away the eye from seeing
10       5, Story14|      Not knowing thou wouldst turn back so soon.~ If thou yet
11       5, Story20|   with broken head and cannot turn.~ ~ ~ These words he said
12       7, Story20|     when the struggle comes?~ Turn away the face of greed from
13       8, 67     |   give thee riches,~thou wilt turn away from me with mundane
14       8, 67     |       know not when thou wilt turn to God from thyself.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
15       8, 79     |     sixes and only three aces turn up.~ ~ ~ The pasture is