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Children , with bright faces , tripped merrily beside their parents , or mimicked a graver gait , in the ... Swathed about his forehead , and hanging down over his face , so low as to be shaken by his breath , Mr. Hooper had on a black ...
Children , with bright faces , tripped merrily beside their parents , or mimicked a graver gait , in the ... Swathed about his forehead , and hanging down over his face , so low as to be shaken by his breath , Mr. Hooper had on a black ...
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Yet their instinctive dread of the veil and their inability to look directly at Parson Hooper's face suggest that they are subconsciously aware of what the veil represents . No living character becomes conscious of its meanhave students ...
Yet their instinctive dread of the veil and their inability to look directly at Parson Hooper's face suggest that they are subconsciously aware of what the veil represents . No living character becomes conscious of its meanhave students ...
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He turns her roughly to face him . Do you know who I am ? I say you will hang if you do not open with me ! PROCTOR : Mary , remember the angel Raphael - do that which is good andABIGAIL , pointing upward : The wings !
He turns her roughly to face him . Do you know who I am ? I say you will hang if you do not open with me ! PROCTOR : Mary , remember the angel Raphael - do that which is good andABIGAIL , pointing upward : The wings !
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