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There will also be a contemporary illustration of a 10th century king, a rather jolly-looking Edgar, celebrating the introduction of Benedictine rule at Winchester.
British Library digs out decorative paintings to brighten up dark ages
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The jolly-looking police officers don't appear too interested.
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In contrast with the Indian warrior of West's painting, here's a watercolor of a jolly-looking Abenaki couple by an unknown artist, from the 1700s.
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Before she could decide, the door swung open and she was met by a jolly-looking man with white hair and a mustache, dressed in a red plaid flannel shirt and well-worn tan corduroy pants, accompanied by a German shepherd that looked to be, in dog years, nearly as old as the man.
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For such a jolly-looking fellow, he never really did have much of a sense of humor.
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The next moment he cursed his weakness in behalf of a man so changed and selfish, and quite hated a jolly-looking old gentleman opposite for declaring himself in the pride of his heart a
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I found nothing jolly-looking about either of the next two boats.
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The charity-boy with the hoop is the son of the jolly-looking mute; he admires his father, who admires himself too, in those bran-new sables.
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She was a kind, brisk, jolly-looking widow, and more than one unmarried gentleman of the colony asked her to change her name for his own.
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Brendan squealed, pointing to a jolly-looking Eskimo family, waving from their snow-covered home.
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