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1 3 |  delighted, and with joyful looks, say to one another, "That
2 3 |  delighted, and with joyful looks, say to one another, "That
3 3 |   say to one another, "That looks as if our king were free
4 3 |   man brandishes his sword, looks fiercely, and says, "How
5 9 |   causes the people to wear looks of distress, and, after
6 24|       How self-conceited he looks? He is sayinq to himself,
7 24|  know it." The language and looks of that self-conceit will
8 24|     been evidenced in men's looks, and set forth in their
9 26| those of other men. That he looks so is occasioned by his