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Wea´zen
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Several seats farther on, in the same front row, she discovered Silverstein, his weazen features glowing with anticipation. They were in high good-humour; and one of them, a little, weazen, hump-backed man, began to dance. Here a pair of lovers met to quarrel and make up; there a dark-eyed nursery-maid had better eyes for Templars than her charge; on this hand an ancient spinster, with her lapdog in a string, regarded both enormities with scornful sidelong looks; on that a weazen old gentleman, ogling the nursery-maid, looked with like scorn upon the spinster, and wondered she didn't know she was no longer young. |
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