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One look at the Irish face of you is worth them all.
2
I found none, but caught sight of one arch-devil-may-care Irish face.
3
I saw Irish faces, and fair-haired northern Europeans and dark-haired Italians and Jews.
4
Why not the Irish faces behind the first Lions series win since 1997?
5
ANOTHER week of grey, leaking Irish skies and pallid Irish faces.
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Otto looked up at the Irish face, round, pig-nosed and blue-eyed.
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He was a small, dark man with a thin Irish face.
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About a mile from that town the Irish faced about, and made a stand.
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The morning sun lighted up the rugged Irish face.
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He was an old man, with a very Irish face, and eyes that laughed at life.
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You thought I'd forgotten you. The Irish face of the fire chief, looking a little red from exertion.
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She was a forbidding chunk of a woman with a square Irish face and a square Irish body.
13
Wherefore, Casey sat with the firelight flickering across his seamed, Irish face and told the story of his wrongs.
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The Irish face conjures up a series of stereotypes: rosy-faced colleens, with smiling eyes; others consumptive, emaciated or ape-like.
15
Watch for an Irish face.
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There was something exceedingly droll in that expressive Irish face of his and the way he lingered over his wine.
