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 1 1 |           principal mass the Hand bearing the sword. The granite~steps
 2 1 |       wholly of oak, each article~bearing upon it the arms of the
 3 1 |         of gray and blue~pottery, bearing arabesque designs and the
 4 7 |     little hardy~persistent plant bearing rosy flowers and the Chartreux
 5 8 |   convictions, but he hasn't~any. Bearing his hearers to heaven on
 6 12|         glance, the grace of your bearing, the~distinction of your
 7 14|          more nobly modest is her bearing.~ ~The little Danish vessel
 8 14|         through the neighborhood, bearing a ladder which he~had borrowed.
 9 17|           messenger from Himself, bearing my punishment and my pardon.~ ~
10 17| traditions, do not always see the bearing of their own lessons~when
11 17|      minds, by the habit of noble bearing, by natural~good taste,