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It swung up, and he saw a pock-marked face that was twisted in a smile meant to be ingratiating You've got a pad on your tail," the kid said, again as low as his amplifier would permit.— Police Your Planet
What the hell do they want it for Izzy jerked a shoulder upwards and a twist ran across his pock-marked face.— Police Your Planet
Once, and once only, I received a nod of recognition; but although I had succeeded in gaining a closer proximity than usual, all that I could ascertain through the deep folds of the lady's crape, was an impression that she was pale, pensive, a little pock-marked, and five and thirty.— Ups and Downs in the Life of a Distressed Gentleman
He was a sturdily built man, with a rough voice, catlike eyes, bearing in his pock-marked face and leaden complexion marks of the mischief wrought by a sedentary and indoor life on a vigorous constitution adapted to the open air and violent exercise.— Dieux ont soif. English
She was visualizing her own beauty spoilt, her fair skin deeply pitted with pock-marks, her colour all gone.— There was a King in Egypt

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