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 1   III|   beards and grave venerable faces.~ ~They bowed low before
 2     V|      of Persia.~ ~Everywhere faces radiant with enthusiasm,
 3     V|    wailing and tearing their faces and their snowy bosoms with
 4    VI|   the streets with uncovered faces, who paint their eyebrows
 5    VI|      of Ibrahim to bow their faces in the dust[Pg 133] before
 6  VIII|     themselves down on their faces to pray, and when they had
 7    IX|        Among so many smiling faces hers was the one towards
 8    IX|    gaze rested calmly on the faces of the dignitaries sitting
 9    IX|  this thought plainly in the faces of the dignitaries. Once
10     X|   with angry women who, with faces flushed and sparkling eyes,
11     X|   remounting them with their faces to the horses' tails.~ ~
12    XI|  immortal loveliness - whose faces will never grow old or wrinkled,
13   XII| observe the confusion in the faces of the chief plotters; the
14  XIII|   she compares their[Pg 275] faces one with the other. He is