Chapter

 1 1  |          false charges are on the face of them serious enough,
 2 4  |   forbidden to possess a handsome face. Pythagoras, the first to
 3 14 |           that may be seen on the face of one a nd the same man.
 4 14 | motionless and impassive like the face of a corpse. So far superior
 5 15 |           back an image turned to face its origina l. Or should
 6 16 |         believe me, although your face is hideous enough for a
 7 16 |         wrinkles have scored your face. ~But I should not be surprised
 8 16 |          your ugly deformity of a face and to be silent about your
 9 18 |          stable possession in the face of wealth, her mien is free
10 22 |       habit, which you cast in my face as a crime, he gave his
11 23 |          ore than to your hideous face, you owe your nickname of
12 31 |      Homer did Proteus anoint his face nor Ulysses his magic trench,
13 40 |        wear his thoughts upon his face. Indeed I actually showed
14 43 |         with his convulsions. His face is ulcerous, his head bruised
15 44 |           the mouth, spat in your face, drawn in his hands convulsively,
16 55 |      courteous expression of your face you show that you will not
17 59 |          Sabrata belching in your face, Aemilianus, in the most
18 59 |         to be able to lie to your face without a blush. But there
19 59 |           by a mere glance at his face, when you saw a young man
20 60 |           me; and I saw from your face that the whole affair excited
21 63 |         How cheerful is the god's face, how comel y the down that
22 67 |    husband she resolutely set her face against re-marriage, but
23 83 |       your fraud stares us in the face, your lies are laid bare;
24 85 |         in guilt, with the bright face of a child, but with wi
25 90 |           the accused has set his face towards vice or virtue as
26 98 |           failed to recognize the face of your brother's son. But
27 100|      insults agai nst you to your face, and manufactured others