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 1 I  |       she, had taken to hide her face from every eye, she must
 2 I  |        proportioned; her rounded face was charmingly pretty; her
 3 I  |         began to stream down his face as the strange fantastic
 4 I  |        the prisoner and he stood face to face for a moment, their
 5 I  |    prisoner and he stood face to face for a moment, their eyes
 6 II |      have already noticed in her face: always with her father,
 7 II |         had to present a smiling face, in which the most suspicious
 8 II |         went to him. But now her face showed signs of the liveliest
 9 II |      mask which he wore over his face as a protection from any
10 IV |     system of absolute denial in face of proofs like these. The
11 V  |     would have supposed from her face or from her conversation
12 V  |           She had nothing in her face that would indicate such
13 V  |           a rounded, well-shaped face, blue eyes very pretty and
14 V  |      unusually attractive in the face: already she was a little
15 V  |          forty-eight. Though her face as a rule looked so gentle,
16 V  |      from time to time I saw her face twitching with anger, scorn,
17 V  |    annoyed, but still put a good face upon it. "My father," said
18 VI |     greatly changed she was. Her face, generally so pale, was
19 VI |     prepared to stand before the face of God, for in your situation
20 VI |          marquise knelt with her face upon the ground. The executioner
21 VI | headdress down to cover half her face. She passed through a small
22 VI |    violent movement to cover her face, came undone, and several
23 VII|          was restrained, and her face gave no sign. She now came
24 VII|   waiting in the court. Then her face worked convulsively, and
25 VII|        great and too public; her face contracted, her eyebrows
26 VII|          vivid impression of her face that the following night
27 VII|       gone a few steps, when the face of the marquise, for a time
28 VII|        this was reflected on her face; but it was only for a moment,
29 VII|        her eyes, and lifting her face by the chin, ordered her
30 VII|       the executioner wiping his face. "Well, sir," said he, "