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My aunt quickly caught on to this one when I came home green in the face one day and stinking of smoke . Meeting full in the face the very numerous passages of Scripture ascribing sufferings to the divinity of Christ in terms not to be parried , the prevalent theory , to avoid too palpable a collision with Holy Writ , was obliged to allege that , by the hby postatic union of the divine and human natures in one person , the sufferings of the man became , in scriptural estimation , the sufferings of the God , not by actual endurance , but by adoption or construction . " Mr. Saunders found and delivered it , after stooping in search of it till he was very red in the face ; and he was left , wishing heartily that he had some safe means of revenge , and obliged to come to the conclusion that none was within his reach , and that he must stomach his indignity in the best manner he could . But he was still dark and intense with a face born of fantasy . ' She was right , but I only had to practice until I was red in the face ; I never actually stopped breathing . After a facelift , choose a soft , face-framing hairdo , Hair that is too short around the face and hair that is swept up off the forehead may reveal scars .