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 1 I  |    question, and an expressive look gives~the answer. In short,
 2 II |      his~favorite attitude, to look at the Minister. Need it
 3 II | hesitancy~in her attitude, her look, or word; always white and
 4 II |    scheme of conduct: never to look at each other; to avoid
 5 III|    been his distrust of such a look as that~which made the Moor
 6 V  |        found an attitude and a look beseeming~the new state
 7 V  | attitude, the manners,~and the look of a man so deeply distressed,
 8 VI |   would make an~ordinary woman look like a turtle, but which
 9 VII|     hand, which compels her to look out for the vehicles; she
10 IX |       good-night, shot~a black look at the Italian woman, saying, '
11 IX |       Her pallor~made her skin look like porcelain with a light