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Sons of the Soil

CHAPTER XI
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Like all eyes which fill with sunlight and need, perhaps, some sheltering screen, the eyelids were fringed with lashes of extraordinary length.

The hair, of a bluish black, long and fine and abundant, crowned a brow moulded like that of the Farnese Juno.

That magnificent diadem of hair, those grand Armenian eyes, that celestial brow eclipsed the rest of the face.

The nose, though pure in form as it left the brow, and graceful in curve, ended in flattened and flaring nostrils.

Anger increased this effect at times, and then the face wore an absolutely furious expression.


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