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 1    III,      II|   sprang to his feet, his face pale as death, extreme horror
 2     IV,     III|  assisting lady became deathly pale. Her eyes closed, her lips
 3      V,     III|       His face was startlingly pale with anger and terror.~ ~
 4      V,     III|       that, Ludwig. It is your pale, melancholy face that oppresses
 5      V,     III|        Day after day I see the pale face which my cruel, curse-laden
 6   VIII,      II| resemblance between them. This pale one is not your daughter.
 7   VIII,     III|        his white horse. He was pale, and trembled."~ ~"And how
 8   VIII,     III|  flames. It became red, then a pale rose-color, while a thin
 9      X,      II|     lady wore no veil over her pale face, but held in front
10      X,     III|        the bed and covered the pale face with kisses and tears.~ ~"