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 1         I,I  |        of his head.~ ~"Can he be dead? Has he killed himself?
 2         I,III|          and get hold of it as a dead~thing, which he might galvanize
 3         I,V  | Blainville, the hair is really a dead~matter expelled from that
 4         I,V  |       substance, be it living or dead, is, in my~judgment, produced
 5         I,VI |         pale-brown, the shade of dead leaves) fell from her~hips
 6         I,VI |          the fact that hair is a dead substance, and~that no agent
 7         I,II |          certificate of life for dead hair,~offered to all those
 8         I,III|         a double signature,--one dead, the~other living. The cleverest
 9         I,IV |   prayers and terrors. Was Cesar dead?~Had he left Paris on the
10         I,V  |        would have wept for Cesar dead.~ ~"Mamma," said Cesarine,
11         I,VII|        your heart, just as it is dead in mine and in~Cesar's.