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 1 I      |       such extraordinary daring, face to face!”~“Perhaps this
 2 I      |    extraordinary daring, face to face!”~“Perhaps this incredible
 3 III    |       with herculean strength; a face embrowned by the sun; eyes
 4 VI     |         but when he says to your face, ‘Dick!’ (with all respect
 5 VIII   | observations, or reconnoitre the face of the country.”~“Ah!” replied
 6 XIII   |          here, I can observe the face of the country, and, at
 7 XIV    |          more rapid current. The face of the country was gradually
 8 XVI    |         across the whole western face of the country.~Animals
 9 XXIII  |        it! Let me look it in the face! Death, the commencement
10 XXV    |            he added, mopping his face, “heat’s a good thing, especially
11 XXVIII |        he made more than one wry face before obeying his master;
12 XXXIV  |      hair blown wildly about his face, looked on without speaking;
13 XXXVIII|            said the doctor. “The face of the country always changes