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The " strangeness , " however , which I found in the eyes was of a nature distinct from the formation , or the color , or the brilliancy of the features , and must , after all , be re- ferred to the expression .
The " strangeness , " however , which I found in the eyes was of a nature distinct from the formation , or the color , or the brilliancy of the features , and must , after all , be re- ferred to the expression .
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And of such passion I could form no estimate , save by the miraculous expan- sion of those eyes which at once so de- lighted and appalled me , by the almost magical melody , modulation , distinctness and placidity of her very low voice ...
And of such passion I could form no estimate , save by the miraculous expan- sion of those eyes which at once so de- lighted and appalled me , by the almost magical melody , modulation , distinctness and placidity of her very low voice ...
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His eyes , gazing down afar , might have deceived him as to the lizard , the in- sect , and the flowers ; but if he could wit- ness , at the distance of a few paces , the sudden blight of one fresh and healthful flower in Beatrice's ...
His eyes , gazing down afar , might have deceived him as to the lizard , the in- sect , and the flowers ; but if he could wit- ness , at the distance of a few paces , the sudden blight of one fresh and healthful flower in Beatrice's ...
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American Literature An Anthology and Critical Survey, 1 tomas Joe Lee Davis,John Towner Frederick,Frank Luther Mott Trumpų ištraukų rodinys - 1948 |
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