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 1 VI    |             and an odd look on his face that I do not like. Have
 2 IX    |           voyager stared me in the face, and it was some seconds
 3 IX    |            how we were in the very face of a calamity which it seemed
 4 XIII  |          makes his appearance, his face all blackened with the grimy
 5 XXIII | unprepossessing in appearance; his face is bare, with the exception
 6 XXX   |    sanguine amongst us trembles to face the future; the most confident
 7 XXXIII|       looking Owen steadily in the face.~“Ah, captain, I’ve got
 8 XXXVII|          he looked eagerly into my face.~And then, turning away
 9 XXXIX |            I thus brought the girl face to face with the terrible
10 XXXIX |           brought the girl face to face with the terrible truth
11 XLIII |          situation stare us in the face. There was no doubt that
12 XLIII |      distant ship to our captain’s face. Curtis stood leaning against
13 XLIII |       underneath the tent I hid my face in my hands and wept aloud.~
14 XLIV  |         alone now stares us in the face; slow and lingering as that
15 XLV   |          The rain splashed into my face, wetted my lips, and trickled
16 XLVI  |           more, and I found myself face to face with Hobart.~In
17 XLVI  |         and I found myself face to face with Hobart.~In a moment
18 XLVIII|        ignorance. Andre turned his face away, and his eyes did not
19 LIII  |        falling over his thin livid face that was almost sublime
20 LV    |         very soul as I was brought face to face with the stern reality.
21 LV    |           as I was brought face to face with the stern reality.
22 LV    |        passed within his mind; his face was livid, and his whole