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To her surprise the young face was wreathed in bright smiles.
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She didn't suddenly burst into bright smiles and embrace me, but she listened.
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The days passed like bright smiles, in which, however, lurked the pensiveness of autumn.
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And he gave her one of those rare bright smiles.
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She greeted me gayly, with bright smiles and bright words.
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She had bright smiles, and pretty captivating looks, and courteous, prettily-turned phrases for all.
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Very religious women, women with artists' souls and the intenser suffragists have these bright smiles.
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I'd seen his breed before: sly, deadly connivers hiding behind bright smiles and drummers' casual patter.
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In fact," he gave another of those bright smiles, "we'd better take full precautions.
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And so they had parted, with tight hand-squeezing and bright smiles that meant a good deal.
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They didn't want watery-eyed, full-throated guests at a luncheon worthy of bright smiles and keen appetites!
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They just look up at me, for a moment, with bright smiles, and then go on with their game.
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But the more likely theory is the warmth and bright smiles of all in sundry were merely appreciated and reciprocated.
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You both looked so happy, you so pretty and he so handsome as the sun glistened on your bright smiles.
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Mrs. Lawson's thin lips wreathed themselves into bright smiles of welcome, whilst the foul demon took possession of her soul.
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How delightful to spend our lives with them, to do little services for them that would call up these bright smiles.
