Chapter

 1 I      |      stature and comeliness of face, and boastful of all worldly
 2 VI     |   daring to reprove him to the face, they bade the king's own
 3 VIII   |       sight, and with unveiled face, to behold as in a glass
 4 XII    |       to-morrow it dasheth his face upon the ground. To-day
 5 XII    |        a man flying before the face of a rampant unicorn, who,
 6 XIV    |     may never abide before the face of the cruel tyranny of
 7 XIV    |       is come, and I shall see face to face, then that which
 8 XIV    |        and I shall see face to face, then that which is in part
 9 XV     |        his beams with unveiled face. Even so shineth the light
10 XX     | converse and speaketh with him face to face. ~"Our good Master
11 XX     |      speaketh with him face to face. ~"Our good Master is present
12 XXI    |      and behold thine honoured face for ever. But fulfil this
13 XXII   |      past we have not seen his face." Said Araches, "Show me
14 XXVIII |         I shall see the king's face no more." Then was the prince
15 XXIX   |       They shall not endure to face me, far less join argument,
16 XXX    |     while the damsels, fair of face, but uncomely of soul, supplied
17 XXXII  |     and like as wax melteth in face of the fire, so shall ye
18 XXXII  |        and have no strength to face the words that he hath uttered.
19 XXXII  |        be enlightened, and thy face shall not be ashamed. For
20 XXXIV  |     closet, and falling on his face before the image of his
21 XXXIV  |       to be cast away from thy face, and made a by-word on earth,
22 XXXV   |    heaviness, and watering his face with his tears, being alone,
23 XXXVI  |       and all ye shall see m"y face no more. Wherefore I take
24 XXXVIII|        changed and altered his face from its former bloom of
25 XXXIX  |       deceiver from before the face of thy servant, and grant
26 XL     |       for thee: O hide not thy face from me, and turn not away