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 1 II  |        from the~timber that was cut on the estate, oats, hay,
 2 III | step-father, had his black hair cut like a~clothes-brush across
 3 IV  |      charge, double-~quick, and cut his line in two,--you understand?
 4 IV  |       let you go as they are to cut~your head off; they are
 5 IV  |        of an ear some~pacha had cut off, and the want of an
 6 IV  |        can't tell you that they cut his head off,--how could~
 7 V   | thousand, instead of letting me cut it up in small lots right
 8 VI  |        four years the Reyberts, cut dead by the handsome Estelle,
 9 VII |         the first may have been cut in. For this~reason corporal
10 VIII|        had gone, "he hasn't~the cut of a novice, that fellow!"~ ~"