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Meanings of the corners of the mouth in English

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      Usage of the corners of the mouth in English
      1
      Then there came on a little twitching at the corners of the mouth.
      The Guardian Angel
      2
      As if you couldn't turn up the corners of the mouth a little.
      A Foregone Conclusion
      3
      Two large furrows were formed from the eyes to the corners of the mouth.
      My Double Life: The Memoirs of Sarah Bernhardt
      4
      They were quivering about the corners of the mouth.
      Under Western Eyes
      5
      There was a strained look about her eyes, a tightening at the corners of the mouth.
      Caesar Dies
      6
      Her face was white around the corners of the mouth and at the edges of her nose.
      Highways in Hiding
      7
      There were heavy furrows, running from the nose downward and outward to the corners of the mouth.
      The Lock and Key Library: The most interesting stories of all na...
      8
      See that slight twinkle in their eye, that hint of smugness at the corners of the mouth?
      The Guardian
      9
      There were deep lines from the nostrils to the corners of the mouth, and furrows in the cheeks.
      The Four Feathers
      10
      His teeth were in three rows, the points of the teeth being directed towards the corners of the mouth.
      Captain Mugford: Our Salt and Fresh Water Tutors
      11
      Begin the naval battle, Sire, or still better, lend more charm and delicacy to the corners of the mouth.
      A Word, Only a Word — Volume 03
      12
      Little by little the lips of Thais, by lowering at the corners of the mouth, expressed a mysterious suffering.
      Thais
      13
      He smiled, with just an appreciable tightening at the corners of the mouth, and his eyes narrowed almost imperceptibly.
      The Gun-Brand
      14
      He saw the corners of the mouth move back on the cheeks until it seemed they must touch the ears.
      The Lost Trail
      15
      It was that of a youth of eighteen or twenty years, ruddy, puffed, with the corners of the mouth grotesquely twisted.
      Lights and Shadows of New York Life / or, the Sights and Sensati...
      16
      Only two colors are necessary to change the whole face-redand black-atthe eyebrows, the nostrils, and the corners of the mouth.
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