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He had an indescribable refinement of face which seemed to come from the softness of the eye and the tenderness and intellectuality of the mouth, which reflected his gentle and generous spirit.
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gutenberg.orgHe had an indescribable refinement of face which seemed to come from the softness of the eye and the tenderness and intellectuality of the mouth, which reflected his gentle and generous spirit.
This passage highlights the refined appearance and character of a notable figure, emphasizing his gentle spirit.
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