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 1 10|     lighted the still-terrified features of the young woman. ~"What
 2 11|       gravity over her pleasing features, it might be surmised that
 3 11|       enough to distinguish her features. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   At the same
 4 23|      not lose a movement of his features." ~"And you found it?" ~"
 5 25|        the play of the wrinkled features of his countenance. A rogue
 6 33|     conquest; but the principal features of his character were ambition
 7 42| assistance was useless--all the features of the dying man were distorted
 8 49|         soul; she collected her features, and in a complaining voice
 9 50|         trouble. Ah! I see your features regain their calmness, your
10 52|      anger, which convulsed her features, to that of the most sweet,
11 55|    dreams; yes, I recognize the features of the angel who appears
12 61|        vengeance disordered the features of Milady, which, however,