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 1 2 |  whereof one of them had in his hand a tipstaff of a yellow cane,
 2 5 |        person lift up his right hand toward heaven, and drew
 3 6 |        our ship, holding in his hand a fruit of that country,
 4 34|         loft above on the right hand of the chair, with a privy
 5 35|     there first taketh into his hand the scroll. This scroll
 6 36| delivereth the charter into his hand: and with that there is
 7 36|      the herald taketh into his hand from the other child the
 8 37|       and the father layeth his hand upon his head, or her head,
 9 41|  marriage. But when men have at hand a remedy, more agreeable
10 46|      finer. He held up his bare hand, as he went, as blessing
11 47|       pages of honor, on either hand one, finely attired in white.
12 47|     stood up, holding forth his hand ungloved, and in posture
13 63|       put upon the back of your hand, will with a little stay
14 87|     down; and he laid his right hand upon my head, and said: “