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 1 4 |     and the rector exchanged looks. The cards were dealt;~Mademoiselle
 2 4 |     de Pen-Hoel's displeased looks to-night?"~asked the rector.~ ~"
 3 6 |    medium height, though~she looks taller than she really is.
 4 7 |      One facade of the house looks on the road to~Guerande,
 5 7 |     for herself the one that looks~toward the sea and the marshes,
 6 8 |    Her eyes are thirsty.~She looks best when seen full face;
 7 8 |      his mother one of those looks~which melt the arguments
 8 8 |    or lie beneath implacable looks and soften them? Am I never
 9 8 |     are very toothsome,those looks, for instance,~bold, and
10 14| words or any coldness in her looks. After this~evening, filled
11 18|     there were many sidelong looks~which tore of the soul of
12 25|    creature has been casting~looks at you, the meaning of which
13 25|    bristles for whiskers;~he looks like a wild boar with the