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 1       II, XII |         greeting him with a glad countenance, "Rise," said he, "go in;
 2      III, XIV |       King Oswin was of a goodly countenance, and tall of stature, pleasant
 3       IV, XXII| attentively observed him, by his countenance, habit, and discourse, took
 4       IV, XXV |        burst into tears, and his countenance discovered the trouble of
 5       IV, XXV |         one standing by me whose countenance I did not know, and I was
 6        V, II  |         the youth became fair of countenance, ready of speech, with hair
 7        V, III |       found her of more cheerful countenance, and like one in good health.
 8        V, XII |      seen. "He that led me had a countenance full of light, and shining
 9        V, XIII|          evil spirits of hideous countenance, and they beset this house
10        V, XIX |          the grace of his comely countenance, his eager activity, and
11        V, XXI |     better to estrange from your countenance, already dedicated to God,
12        V, XXI |          God, the fashion of his countenance whom with all your heart