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The lined and wizened face of the German General stood before him.
2
The wizened eyes brightened, and when he stopped one of them whispered:
3
He looked ancient in the torchlight: more wizened and mummified than ever.
4
The ruts on the road were worn and wizened by the cold.
5
Below the top bars of a wizened grate was a chilly fire.
6
This precocious philosopher, this wizened youth was the work of a stepmother.
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His countenance seemed wizened and dried up like a piece of parchment.
8
Tryon stared a while into the shrewd, wizened face, then said thoughtfully:
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He was frightening to look at, he was so wizened and sunburnt.
10
Before this his hair was white and his face wizened with age.
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Under that wizened skin of his he has a heart of gold.
12
She was the abject wreck of a beautiful woman, wizened, prematurely aged.
13
A wizened little man had been listening to it all one day.
14
By now Donna and I were wizened veterans of shuttle launch good-byes.
15
She'd imagined Aiden's Wise One as a barbarian Aristotle, wizened and ethereal.
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He was a man of between forty and fifty, thin and wizened.
