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 1 II |       suited him. She hung her head. He then asked her whether
 2 II |       a cap on the back of his head; it was Robelin, the farmer
 3 II |       retired lawyer. His bald~head and white cravat, the ruffling
 4 II |  recollections, would hang her head, while the~children were
 5 II |       in his eyes.~He hung his head, shook his horns and bellowed
 6 III|    jauntily on the back of his head. He amused his aunt by telling
 7 III|     that one should lose one's head about~Virginia.~ ~The two
 8 III| dropped on a chair, leaned her head against the back, and~closed
 9 III|      pink. Then, with drooping head,~inert hands and staring
10 III|       they do not care!"~ ~Her head fell forward again, and
11 III|         her~mouth open and her head thrown back, beneath a black
12 III|       wreath of flowers on her head and arranged her curls.~
13 III|     and a tumour as big as his head on one arm.~ ~She got him
14 IV |        His body was green, his head blue, the tips of~his wings
15 IV |      Loulou, having thrust his head into the butcher-boy's~basket,
16 IV |        and when she rocked~her head to and fro like a nurse,
17 IV |      to the wire bars with his head down. He had~probably died
18 IV |        and lashed her from her head to her~feet with such violence
19 IV |       his foot in the air, his head~on one side, and in his
20 V  |    showed nothing but his blue head which looked~like a piece
21 V  |      parrot hovering above her head.~ ~