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 1 IV    |     amiss, and by his change of countenance betrayed the anger lurking
 2 V     |   astounded at the charm of his countenance and the disposition of his
 3 V     |         in years, shrivelled in countenance, feeble-kneed, bent double,
 4 VIII  |      from his serene and gentle countenance the bitterest and hardest
 5 XIII  |       share his happiness. With countenance ashamed and downcast, he
 6 XIII  |     with a smiling and gracious countenance answered, `Assuredly I own
 7 XIX   |    signed with the light of the countenance of the Lord: and thou becomest
 8 XXIII |     with free voice and radiant countenance that signified the grace
 9 XXIV  | illumined with the light of the countenance of the Lord. But my soul
10 XXVIII|       oration, the king changed countenance for very anger, but his
11 XXVIII|         in spirit and with glad countenance magnified the Lord, who
12 XXVIII|       run unto the light of the countenance of the Lord. May be, he
13 XXX   |         upon me with a gracious countenance, and deliver my soul from
14 XXXI  |         defeat, upon their evil countenance. Said Theudas, "And be ye
15 XXXV  |        shineth the light of thy countenance. Remember not his old offences;
16 XXXVII|     thee"; and, "Let me see thy countenance, and let me hear thy voice,
17 XXXVII|       is a sweet voice, and thy countenance is comely." ~It was the
18 XXXIX |     thee, as it were before his countenance. The Master, who hath called