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Phantastes

CHAPTER XXIII
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Then the exquisite curves of the upper lip vanished.

The lip was lengthened and compressed at the same moment.

You could have told that, within the lips, the teeth were firmly closed.

The whole face grew stern and determined, all but fierce; only the eyes burned on like a holy sacrifice, uplift on a granite rock.
The woman entered, with her mangled child in her arms.

She was pale as her little burden.


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