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Why, if her nose was at the Main Street corner, by the Washington Hotel, her rudder would be half-way across the Cocahutchie He walked the wharf, staring at her from end to end, before he went on board.— Crowded Out o' Crofield or, The Boy who made his Way
I see myself that her nose is a tiny bit crooked The prince and princess and the old ama went back to the prince's own kingdom where the wedding of the prince and princess was celebrated with a great feast.— Tales of Giants from Brazil
Paul saw a man with an olive face set with dark, almond-shaped eyes beneath a pair of oblique and finely-pencilled brows; his nose was aquiline and assertive, his mouth shrewd and mean and scarcely hidden by a carefully-trained and very faintly-waxed moustache.— High Noon A New Sequel to 'Three Weeks' by Elinor Glyn
Her tusks, like those of a boar, projected from under her nostrils, and the ring and hook in her nose was a formidable weapon of offence, though intended to prevent her from digging up the ground.— Paddy Finn
I turned the handle, and even before I saw into the room, my nose was assailed by a smell of burning powder The first sight which met my gaze was a man lying on the floor.— The Daffodil Mystery

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