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Quotes from Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
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1 His face wore an expression of pain.
2 Her face wrinkled up into a grimace of disgust.
3 The smile on Bernard Marx's face was contemptuous.
4 His face was pale, his expression utterly dejected.
5 No, decidedly she couldn't face the North Pole again.
6 His face was profoundly wrinkled and black, like a mask of obsidian.
7 He looked up into the sky and round the blue horizon and finally down into Lenina's face.
8 He looked at her in silence, his face unresponsive and very grave--looked at her intently.
9 He felt strong enough to meet and overcome affliction, strong enough to face even Iceland.
10 The chubby red face of Benito Hoover was beaming down at him--beaming with manifest cordiality.
11 Each time he found himself looking on the level, instead of downward, into a Delta's face, he felt humiliated.
12 Eyes shone, cheeks were flushed, the inner light of universal benevolence broke out on every face in happy, friendly smiles.
13 And this confidence was the greater for his not for a moment really believing that he would be called upon to face anything at all.
14 Turning, with eyes a little saddened by the recollection of Benito's curly blackness, she saw in a corner the small thin body, the melancholy face of Bernard Marx.
15 Shifts might come and go, one lupus-coloured face give place to another; majestically and for ever the conveyors crept forward with their load of future men and women.
16 'Yes, I thought it was wonderful,' he lied and looked away; the sight of her transfigured face was at once an accusation and an ironical reminder of his own separateness.
17 She was appalled by the rushing emptiness of the night, by the black foam-flecked water heaving beneath them, by the pale face of the moon, so haggard and distracted among the hastening clouds.
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