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 1 1|       their places, though they~hold these places on sufferance,
 2 1|   budget is not a strong-box to hold what is put into it, but
 3 3| teaching him to play boston, to hold his cards properly, and
 4 3|        as Elisabeth knew how to hold a needle, her mother had
 5 5|   Fontaine he always refused to hold~communication with the First
 6 5|       of~it.~ ~"How did you get hold of this paper?"~ ~Dutocq
 7 6|       his coat violently.~ ~"Do hold your tongue, Baudoyer,"
 8 6|        on his estate and you'll hold him tighter still~through
 9 6|       he said to his niece. "We hold~your man securely; but don'
10 7|       those glances which women~hold in reserve, "it seems to
11 7|        and the reason is that I hold him only through his intellect.~
12 7|     intimate with him,~I should hold him by his weaknesses, and
13 8|         who adores you. We will hold counsel together."~ ~"But
14 8|         sell most that they lay hold of, coats,~gold lace, cheese,