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Excerpt from The Hundredth Man
John People was a young man of Vigorous and rotund figure, with a slightly upturned nose, very light-brown hair brushed smoothly on his well rounded head, and a general expression of. Sad good humor combined with sleepless perspicacity. Dutiful resignation to his lot raised his eyebrows and slightly wrinkled his forehead, but his wide open eyes gazed steadily on the business in hand as if they had noth ing to do with the future or with retrospection, no matter how the brow might choose to occupy itself.
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