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The victim grows pale and is confused, anxious, and frightened by the pain and may faint.
"Drunken nights without hope, like this one: I spend them wandering outside until the sky grows pale".
When Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky hog the headlines, new wallpaper for the Blue Room grows pale by comparison.
Victor Frankenstein, longing to "penetrate the secrets of nature," and idolizing "men who had penetrated deeper and knew more," grows "pale with study" and "emaciated from confinement".
Rowland stops eating, grows pale and obsessive, loses interest in his wife and contemplates stabbing Chris and emptying his computer and all his novel notes into the lake.
In one story in his 1988 collection "The Toynbee Convector," a ghost grows pale and ill when surrounded by cynics and intellectuals but begins to revive when a group of children gather, avowing their belief in him, much the way Tinkerbell was resuscitated in "Peter Pan" by the audience's applause.
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Instead, this Portland, Ore., teenager, who grows paler and more lovely as her disease progresses, seems to dwell in a realm of quiet romantic bliss, dressed in a succession of lovely vintage outfits and accompanied on her way to the grave by the plaintive, tender songs of Sufjan Stevens.
His face grew pale.
I grew pale, but didn't answer.
His mother's face grew pale.
Is it my imagination, or has my hand grown pale?
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