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 1   1,  Int |     the, Languedoc, he set his face towards Paris.~The two books --
 2   1,  Int |      country again, turned his face towards Venice.~In those
 3   1,  Int |    years old at this time; his face was thin and pale, with
 4   1,  1   |      object only I regard,~One face alone my mind does fill,~
 5   1,  1   |        Love, and of that noble face.~He takes my life, she gives
 6   1,  1   |       after having said "Noble face," replies "Inconstant Love."  1~
 7   1,  4   |     waters, he sees a bust and face more beautiful than e'er
 8   1,  4   |        most beautiful bust and face -- that is, external power
 9   2,  1   |         one~of a lion with the face turned half round, and the
10   2,  1   |        may each behold~Upon my face the story of my woes.~But
11   2,  1   | paragraph continues] Here, the face upon which the story of
12   2,  2(1)|        glass, darkly; but then face to face. -- ("St. Paul to
13   2,  2(1)|       darkly; but then face to face. -- ("St. Paul to the Corinthians.")~
14   2,  4   |        benign unto this vacant face,~Oh people full of grievous
15   2,  5   |      by the loveliness of your face, and having no hope of receiving
16   2,  5   |     comforted by this gracious face, they advanced, and overcome