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The sight of his own visage on that godlike frame thrilled him, and he laughed aloud as he willed his elemental double into battle against Ameer Tukephremo.

His apish visage began to look as if whitewash were being pumped under the skin.

For some minutes the invaders busied themselves slashing, defacing and defiling queenly visages.

The three portly-looking gentlemen whose grog-blossomed visages speak their love of the good things of this world are the Admirals Scott and Hope, and that facetious of all funny senators, Sir Isaac Coffin.

He looked down into a pool and caught sight of his visage looking up at him, wavery and sinister, and he immediately frabbled his fingers in the water to break up the image for he had no desire to look upon himself.

I blinked painfully, squinting in the glare-then gasped at the incredible figure standing in the open door Chapter 18 RED SWORDS IN KUUR It had a massive chest and burly shoulders, six, fat waddling legs and a blunt, homely visage, all gogling eyes and grinning, froglike mouth filled with blunt, powerful tusks.

As Vangerdahast expected when he looked up, he found himself staring into the haggish visage of the first ghazneth he had encountered.

Thomas Marvel as a person of copious, flexible visage, a nose of cylindrical protrusion, a liquorish, ample, fluctuating mouth, and a beard of bristling eccentricity.

He cannot think that he has ever lived there in the far lost hills, or ever left them, and all his life seems stranger than the dream of time, and the great train moves on across the immense and lonely visage of America, making its great monotone that is the sound of silence and for ever.

The ample visage of Inspector Hall looked flabby and liverish, showed no sort of pleasure at the sight of Mr.

Un joyeux rayon du soleil levant entrait par sa lucarne et lui venait frapper le visage.

Il etait petit, gros, le visage jaune, avec des yeux pleins de mitraille et un air de tranquillite.

Mais, pour moi, crois-tu que, sous le coup de cette mort, je pourrais montrer a tes invites un visage affable?

High up, in the immense and tempestuous skies, the clouds were driving at furious speed, in an inexhaustible processional, across the visage of a wild and desolate moon, which broke through momently with a kind of savage and beleaguered reprisal to cast upon the waste below a shattered, lost and fiercely ragged light.

The graceful, composed visage of Viha Nata again appeared on the screen.