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 1  I, 1 |          was still holding his cap on his knees even after
 2  I, 1 |        billycock hat, sealskin cap, and cotton night-cap; one
 3  I, 1 |        manner of a tassel. The cap was new; its peak shone.~“
 4  I, 1 |       master.~He stood up; his cap fell. The whole class began
 5  I, 1 |       know whether to keep his cap in his hand, leave it on
 6  I, 1 |        had just taken from his cap. “As to you, ‘new boy,’
 7  I, 1 |         Come, you’ll find your cap again; it hasn’t been stolen.”~
 8  I, 2 |       pulled out from his wool cap with grey top-knots a letter
 9  I, 4 |   cloth, generally worn with a cap with a brass-bound peak;
10  I, 4 |    under the gold bands of her cap. To warm her hands she put
11  I, 5 |    bridle, and a black leather cap, and on the floor, in a
12  I, 9 |     caught some coppers in his cap, he drew down an old cover
13 II, 1 | slippers, and wearing a velvet cap with a gold tassel, was
14 II, 1 |     thin body, and his leather cap, with its lappets knotted
15 II, 1 |      the door and took off his cap in his usual way.~“It isn’
16 II, 3 |         ermine on shoulder and cap on head. It was in the morning,
17 II, 3 |        by a superb policeman’s cap with silver tassels that
18 II, 5 |         Charles was there. His cap was drawn down over his
19 II, 6 |        dressing-gown, a Basque cap, blue velvet slippers! He
20 II, 6 |     window-pane; Leon held his cap in his hand, knocking it
21 II, 8 |    face framed in a borderless cap was more wrinkled than a
22 II, 10|   buckled up to the knees, his cap pulled down over his eyes,
23 III, 1|        Marianne,” with feather cap, and rapier dangling against
24 III, 7|      on again his brown velvet cap, pretentiously cocked on