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...timidity. His pride, whatever was its character, was not certainly of a kind altogether professional, but had its origin in other swelling thoughts which arose...seemed to say, " You may gaze on my form and features, but you cannot penetrate my mystery." The looks of Philipson, which were never known to sink before...

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