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 1 8 |   passion displayed in their countenance, they take their leave,
 2 8 |    of dissatisfaction in his countenance. But formerly I heard you
 3 9 |    the deep dejection of his countenance and the mournfulness of
 4 17|    When Shun saw Kû-sâu, his countenance became discomposed. Confucius
 5 18|  resolution displayed in his countenance, he spoke in a different
 6 20|    looked moved, and changed countenance.~3. Mencius said, 'Let not
 7 20|     to truth.'~4. The king's countenance became composed, and he
 8 24|    be done.'~4. Shan changed countenance, and said in displeasure, '
 9 25|     harmony appearing in the countenance, a rich fullness in the
10 27| thing, it will appear in his countenance, in the matter of a dish
11 28|    all the movements, in the countenance and every turn of the body,