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 1 1 |            life, these heads became arms;~and arms deprived of nourishment,
 2 1 |        these heads became arms;~and arms deprived of nourishment,
 3 1 |  semicircular. On it are carved the arms of the~Guaisnics as clean-cut
 4 1 |         article~bearing upon it the arms of the family. Three English
 5 1 |           arabesque designs and the arms of the du Guaisnics,~covered
 6 2 |            Vendee and Brittany took arms; he fought through the war
 7 2 |      summoned at any moment~to take arms. No sooner was Calyste sixteen
 8 2 |        richer blooms of summer. Her arms~became more nobly rounded,
 9 2 |         withered~but still vigorous arms, at the ends of which flourished
10 2 | brownish-red color making the white arms look like poplar-wood.~These
11 3 |           nobility of Brittany. Her arms bore the~ermine of its ancient
12 6 |     magnificence. The spring of the arms from the shoulders,~superb
13 6 |            to a colossal woman. The arms are~vigorously modelled,
14 7 |            soul"~ ~She stopped, her arms pendant, her head lying
15 8 |          developed as well, and the arms are thin. She has,~however,
16 8 |           alone,~and could hide her arms in those wadded sleeves
17 8 |             means, he sits with his arms~pendant, accomplishing nothing.
18 8 |             said, taking him in her arms, and kissing the~beautiful
19 9 |          his flowers. He stood with arms folded, lost in~meditation.
20 10|      Calyste took his mother in his arms, and kissed her on~her cheeks,
21 10|            waist, a flat back, thin arms, and the curt, decided manner
22 10|              but she still kept her arms crossed~resolutely, and
23 14|          the Breton took her in his arms and carried her~to the shore
24 17|            he has quartered his own arms with~those of Des Touches,
25 18|             blushed, and I threw my arms around his neck. But~all
26 18|            taken to arrange it. Her arms, now thin and hard, were
27 18|      sleeves, from which issued the arms covered with a second sleeve
28 19|           Sabine clasped him in her arms, and held him tightly to
29 19|             she held Calyste in her arms, her~nose at his cravat,
30 20|             and she took him in her arms to dance him. The child,
31 20|           hours with her son in her arms beside the fire in a way
32 20|          beings,when you see on~the arms of such women golden serpents
33 25|                By the bye, he bears arms," cried Aurelie, hunting
34 26|             she cried, throwing~her arms around his neck. "Henceforth,