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The facial expression is marked by a fierce frown , glaring eye , set teeth , mouth drawn down , lips wide apart . ( 2. ) When revenge is violently impassioned , it becomes violent in movement , and exaggerated in every one of the ...
The facial expression is marked by a fierce frown , glaring eye , set teeth , mouth drawn down , lips wide apart . ( 2. ) When revenge is violently impassioned , it becomes violent in movement , and exaggerated in every one of the ...
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Spread wide around the heaven - breathing calm ! " A. e . - ELEVATION AND EXPANSION . - L . f . s . " Heaven opened wide her ever - during gates . " B. H. V. [ The descending line not in use . ] H. f . — TERROR . - L . f . s .
Spread wide around the heaven - breathing calm ! " A. e . - ELEVATION AND EXPANSION . - L . f . s . " Heaven opened wide her ever - during gates . " B. H. V. [ The descending line not in use . ] H. f . — TERROR . - L . f . s .
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His hat , a wide - awake ; beneath He tapped a cane against his teeth ; His eye was bloodshot , and there rung , Midst scraps of slang , in unknown tongue , PROCLIVIOR ! In calm first - floors he saw the light Of circles cosy for the ...
His hat , a wide - awake ; beneath He tapped a cane against his teeth ; His eye was bloodshot , and there rung , Midst scraps of slang , in unknown tongue , PROCLIVIOR ! In calm first - floors he saw the light Of circles cosy for the ...
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| Title | The New York Speaker: A Selection of Pieces Designed for Academic Exercises in Elocution |
| Author | Warren P. Edgarton |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Mason Brothers, 1860 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 30 May 2007 |
| Length | 502 pages |
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