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Examples
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He recognized me from my sideface after the haircut.
Personal Chirayu 2005
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He looked sideways in a friendly fashion at the sideface of
Ulysses 2003
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He looked sideways in a friendly fashion at the sideface of Stephen, image of his mother, which was not quite the same as the usual handsome blackguard type they unquestionably had an insatiable hankering after as he was perhaps not that way built.
The Scandal of 'Ulysses' Kidd, John 1988
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He looked sideways in a friendly fashion at the sideface of Stephen, image of his mother, which was not quite the same as the usual blackguard type they unquestionably had an indubitable hankering after as he was perhaps not that way built.
The Scandal of 'Ulysses' Kidd, John 1988
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He looked sideways in a friendly fashion at the sideface of Stephen, image of his mother, which was not quite the same as the usual handsome blackguard type they unquestionably had an insatiable hankering after as he was perhaps not that way built.
Ulysses James Joyce 1911
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Seeing they were all looking at his chest he accommodatingly dragged his shirt more open so that on top of the timehonoured symbol of the mariner's hope and rest they had a full view of the figure 16 and a young man's sideface looking frowningly rather.
Ulysses James Joyce 1911
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I saw him sideface and his lips were set very tight.
Chance Joseph Conrad 1890
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He stood, his head bent and appealing to her sideface, like one pleadingly in pursuit, and very deferentially, with a courteous vehemence, he entreated first her ladyship's pardon for his presumption, and then the gift of her ladyship's hand.
Complete Short Works of George Meredith George Meredith 1868
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He stood, his head bent and appealing to her sideface, like one pleadingly in pursuit, and very deferentially, with a courteous vehemence, he entreated first her ladyship's pardon for his presumption, and then the gift of her ladyship's hand.
Case of General Ople George Meredith 1868
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He stood, his head bent and appealing to her sideface, like one pleadingly in pursuit, and very deferentially, with a courteous vehemence, he entreated first her ladyship's pardon for his presumption, and then the gift of her ladyship's hand.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith George Meredith 1868
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