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Meanings of earnest countenance in English

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Usage of earnest countenance in English
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At the same moment Mr Sharp's earnest countenance appeared at the window.
The Iron Horse
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Julius delivered himself of this tremendous lie with a transparently earnest countenance.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1909 to 1922
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Edna looked in amazement at his troubled earnest countenance, and exclaimed:
St. Elmo
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One of the larger girls, Hester Brown, stood with upraised head and earnest countenance.
A Little Girl in Old New York
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A curious, enigmatic smile suddenly illumined Sir Percy's earnest countenance.
I Will Repay
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She looked up with a sweet, open, earnest countenance.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 02 — Fiction
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He was a fine young lad now, large and well-knit, and with a clear earnest countenance.
Tales from Two Hemispheres
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Egremont listened with earnest countenance, often looking pleased.
Thyrza
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Clarence unclosed his eyes; they dwelt for one moment upon the subdued and earnest countenance of Borodaile.
The Disowned — Volume 04
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Perhaps his tall, well-knit frame, and his earnest countenance, with its sparkling eyes, and his determined bearing, impressed him favorably.
Mohammed Ali and His House
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Farr turned gaze from the father to the earnest countenance of the son, and then stared again into the searching eyes of the old man.
The Landloper: The Romance of a Man on Foot
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'It is vain to tell me so!' said the Earl, looking at her glancing eye and earnest countenance.
Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife
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"In sooth it doth seem so," answered Bertrand with grave and earnest countenance, "but yet with the good God nothing is impossible.
A Heroine of France: The Story of Joan of Arc
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"Well, go in, little Miss Rattle, and see what your sage mamma says on the subject," said her father, smiling at her earnest countenance.
Eventide / A Series of Tales and Poems
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