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 1    IV| theirs did not even exchange looks; but it was his way not
 2    IV|    sisters, and meeting with looks of encouragement, repeated,
 3     V|   with eyes and features and looks similar to the ideal of
 4    VI|     not do, then, if any one looks straight into their eyes?~ ~
 5   VII|      up all that your honour looks through," murmured the old
 6    IX|     seemed so offensive, "it looks very much as if you owed
 7     X|  rich in all the virtues one looks for in a woman. Gentleness
 8    XI|      not pick his words, nor looks about to see whether women
 9    XV|     Pg 297] other things. It looks as if Pest were now becoming
10    XV|   has completely changed. He looks twenty years younger; one
11  XVII|      How pale, how yellow it looks, poor thing! But, good Heavens!