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 1 I    |    strongly built, with rugged features, a heavy mustache, and rather
 2 I    | convulsive sneer distorted his features. On his neck and cheek were
 3 I    |      itself on the young man’s features. He held Gevrol’s life at
 4 V    |    revealing to view the rigid features of the three victims. Without
 5 V    |     and the contraction of his features revealed the struggle going
 6 VI   | recollect noticing it upon the features of a woman who died suddenly
 7 VII  |  discernible on the prisoner’s features.~“Now,” resumed the clerk, “
 8 X    |       given way to stupor. His features, hitherto contracted with
 9 X    |      and not a movement of his features, not the fluttering of an
10 X    |     his indisposition; and his features assumed an expression which
11 X    |      different expression, his features wearing a mingled air of
12 X    |   apathy were written upon his features; his gestures were stiff
13 XI   |  indication of weakness on his features, which in their mobility
14 XV   |     upon the reflection of his features.~“You old good-for-nothing!”
15 XV   |       on their way.~Papillon’s features wore an air of self-satisfied
16 XVI  |        distinguished the man’s features, the impudence of his leering
17 XVIII|  officials could recognize his features.~Other circumstances occurred,
18 XIX  |      at the same time over his features. “Such is not my opinion.
19 XIX  |        apparent curiosity. His features expressed intense surprise,
20 XIX  |       change passed over May’s features. “Ah! it is this agent of
21 XIX  |        to write to him.”~May’s features wore such an expression