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1    1,    5|  thirty years of age, and his countenance expressed both courage and
2    1,   19|  expression of anxiety on his countenance seemed to deepen. This was
3    2,    7|    suffering imprinted on his countenance. It was evident that he
4    3,    9|     had five times scored his countenance. He was in his fifth edition,
5    3,   18|      nearly barren. Paganel’s countenance remained unmoved.~Somehow
6    3,   18| doubted it, for his impassive countenance betokened no emotion whatever.