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[ 1.11.225 ] At this juncture Mr. Macready , without turning his face or changing his attitude , tone of voice ... he had made a short pause , and with the fixed eye of abstract and profound consideration turned his face from them ...
[ 1.11.225 ] At this juncture Mr. Macready , without turning his face or changing his attitude , tone of voice ... he had made a short pause , and with the fixed eye of abstract and profound consideration turned his face from them ...
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Turning to the quarter whence the sibilation proceeded , he bowed derisively , then staggered back and sank into a chair ... which contrasted strangely with his turned - down white collar ( an unusual mode of wearing the collar at that ...
Turning to the quarter whence the sibilation proceeded , he bowed derisively , then staggered back and sank into a chair ... which contrasted strangely with his turned - down white collar ( an unusual mode of wearing the collar at that ...
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When Hamlet learned who the corpse was he turned in tears to Horatio , who put his arms around him to comfort him . Nonetheless , when Laertes leapt into the grave , Hamlet came forward and announced himself with self - controlled anger ...
When Hamlet learned who the corpse was he turned in tears to Horatio , who put his arms around him to comfort him . Nonetheless , when Laertes leapt into the grave , Hamlet came forward and announced himself with self - controlled anger ...
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