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The Divine Fire

CHAPTER II
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He belonged to the slender, nervous, fair type; but the colour proper to it had been taken out of him by the shop.

His head presented the utmost clearness of line compatible with irregularity of outline; and his face (from its heavy square forehead to its light square jaw) was full of strange harmonies, adjustments, compensations.

His chin, rather long in a front view, rather prominent in profile, balanced the powerful proportions of his forehead.

His upper lip, in spite of its slender arch, betrayed a youthful eagerness of the senses; but this effect was subtilized by the fineness of his lower lip, and, when they closed, it disappeared in the sudden, serious straightening of the lines.

Even his nose (otherwise a firm feature, straight in the bridge and rather broad at the end) became grave or eager as the pose of the head hid or revealed the nostrils.


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