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 1 1,8|      had completely changed his countenance. He could scarcely be recognized,
 2 2,5| Sometimes the expression of his countenance was deeply sorrowful, a
 3 2,6|       to run away. But then his countenance suddenly underwent a transformation.
 4 2,6|      but he wept no longer. His countenance expressed deep humility.
 5 2,6|   confusion was depicted on his countenance. ~"And now that you know
 6 2,8|        enchanted to see his own countenance, faithfully reproduced,
 7 2,8|        and contemplated his own countenance with a sentimental air which
 8 3,5|         Oh," cried Herbert, his countenance full of animation, "how
 9 3,2|      appeared to be asleep. His countenance showed that he had long
10 3,6|    electric light fell upon his countenance; a magnificent head, the
11 3,8|         Cyrus Harding, changing countenance. "We must go to the end,