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In person he was big , yet tight and lean , Had long , thin legs , big nose , and a large face ; Eyebrows which there was little space between ; Deep - set , blue eyes ; and beard in such good case That the poor eyes would scarcely have ...
In person he was big , yet tight and lean , Had long , thin legs , big nose , and a large face ; Eyebrows which there was little space between ; Deep - set , blue eyes ; and beard in such good case That the poor eyes would scarcely have ...
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Mr. Wittingham's face turned as pale as death , and Ned Hayward fixed his eyes for an instant - a single instant - upon ... improved by a black handkerchief being tied over one eye , " This is too and hiding part of the nose and cheek .
Mr. Wittingham's face turned as pale as death , and Ned Hayward fixed his eyes for an instant - a single instant - upon ... improved by a black handkerchief being tied over one eye , " This is too and hiding part of the nose and cheek .
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The boy opened wide his eyes . " Ecco , Morello ! " I said , emphatically , " all this money be thine , if thou only givest yon strapping fellow a black eye , or a bloody 19 nose . The boy's eyes sparkled with wrath and covetousness .
The boy opened wide his eyes . " Ecco , Morello ! " I said , emphatically , " all this money be thine , if thou only givest yon strapping fellow a black eye , or a bloody 19 nose . The boy's eyes sparkled with wrath and covetousness .
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| Title | The New Monthly Magazine, Volume 75 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | E. W. Allen, 1845 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2007 |
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