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1 1|       chandeliers. A Sevres vase, bearing Napoleon's portrait by Mme.
2 1| well-proportioned girl of stately bearing; her features were irregular,
3 2|    discover her thoughts from her bearing. I studied the tactics of
4 2|         steady face and dignified bearing seemed to me now full of
5 2|           gentleness in voice and bearing, in pleasing others, and
6 2|        was expressed in her whole bearing. ~"That remark silenced
7 3|    maidenly modesty, her graceful bearing, all were unchanged. Her
8 3|    something strange in Raphael's bearing, tone, and gesture; the
9 3|      their scanty white hair, his bearing was that of an absolutely