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"Just then the beacon from the lighthouse crossed her face and Julien was left petrified. Her make-up had given way under the tears and Kleenex and like the ramparts of a city it had crumbled and seeped away. From behind the . . . greasepaint emerged a superb new countenance, until now unknown, outlined and highlighted from the blurry bar light in an implacably tragic way that few faces could have withstood." —By Patricia Blake
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