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 1 1|     made his forehead so deadly pale, a bitter smile carved faint
 2 1|       bank. The stranger turned pale at the lips, and softly
 3 1|             Dramas and romances pale before this concise Parisian
 4 1|       at her prettiness, at the pale face appropriately framed
 5 1|     intrigues, grew ardent over pale faces and dark, almond-shaped
 6 1|      covers, crowned with their pale golden rolls of bread. Rainbow
 7 1| tumultuous discussions began; a pale brow here and there began
 8 1|        your neighbor is growing pale," said Bixiou. ~"Kant? Yet
 9 1|       of melancholy - some coy, pale, shadowy form among Ossian'
10 2|        with a hatchet face, and pale complexion; a man of few
11 2|     eyes suspected me; I turned pale, and drops of perspiration
12 2| contrasted with her brilliantly pale complexion. Her brown hair
13 2|         poorly dressed, wan and pale as any artist convalescent
14 2|      lamplight fell full on her pale face. Night and silence
15 2|        and cried: ~" 'Dieu! how pale you are! and you are wet
16 2|         asked. 'You are turning pale.' ~" 'I am hesitating to
17 2|      dainty red lips were grown pale and dry, and bore tokens
18 3|    compelled him to look at the pale and unmoving eyes of the
19 3|        s steady gaze and turned pale, aghast at the intolerable
20 3|    garden. The mild rays of the pale winter sunlight, breaking
21 3|     leaves the sufferer ghastly pale, trembling, and perspiring;
22 3|       slowly laid himself down, pale, exhausted, and overcome,
23 3|       she lay quite motionless, pale, and silent. ~"Let us commit
24 3|     Raphael's face had grown as pale and livid as any skull unearthed
25 3|      was kind and pleasant; the pale curls of his wig seemed
26 3|        s arm; he was wasted and pale; he limped as if he had
27 3|     morning. He is every bit as pale as a waxen Christ. DAME!
28 3|        looked out and seen some pale clouds driven over by a
29 3|      bright color glowed on his pale cheeks. There was an almost