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 1 pI,    5   |       wondered to have found a countenance agreeing, for the gold of
 2 pI,    6   |        form, of whose joys the countenance offered a foretaste: yet,
 3 pI,   10   |         This, with threatening countenance of terrible splendor, warned
 4 pII,   19  |     and the chariot, and whose countenance breathed not the commonness
 5 pII,   19  |       Phoebus, too, assuming a countenance gladder than usual, disclosed
 6 mIII,   22 |        cradle, and, with fresh countenance, asks for the breath of
 7 pIII,   24 |       who pitied thy misshapen countenance, which, so to speak, cried
 8 pIII,   32 |       before such divinity the countenance of mortality in me paled,
 9 mIV,   33  | weeping, what the tears on thy countenance foretell ? Weeping is a
10 pIV,   37  |     Flora. Why did I deify the countenance of Helen with divine grace,
11 pVI,   60  |      their appearance with the countenance of deceiving delight, and
12 pVII,   74 |   should brighten in another's countenance, though his tongue should
13 pVII,   75 |     pictures of ~the soul, the countenance the sign of the will, the
14 pVII,   75 |     yet flatterers divorce the countenance from the will, the word
15 pVII,   75 |    compliment with an innocent countenance; internally they pierce
16 pVIII,   78|  failed in any particular. Her countenance borrowed no false or foreign
17 pVIII,   81|     the splendor of a brighter countenance, was seen hurrying her quick
18 pVIII,   82|     the peace of her dove-like countenance, and lowlier in her small
19 pVIII,   86|        of thanks with a graver countenance of joy, received his appointed
20 pIX,   90  |        river of tears from her countenance, raised again her bowed
21 pIX,   92  |         and very watchful. Her countenance was clouded with the soot