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 1  I, 1 |         new fellow,” was still holding his cap on his knees even
 2  I, 3 |        their nice little wives holding them in their embrace, I
 3  I, 4 |   which they stood up in rows, holding on to the sides so as not
 4  I, 6 |    young man in a short cloak, holding in his arms a young girl
 5  I, 8 |       faster when, her partner holding her by the tips of the fingers,
 6 II, 1 |     foot upon the “Charte” and holding in the other the scales
 7 II, 5 |       cane, and with the other holding Athalie, who was quietly
 8 II, 6 |     the steps of the staircase holding on to the banisters, and
 9 II, 6 |        a man in a coarse apron holding the horse. Homais and Monsieur
10 II, 8 |     handkerchiefs around them, holding one corner between their
11 II, 8 |        them. They walked along holding one another by the hand,
12 II, 8 | Plough-men with bare arms were holding by the halter prancing stallions
13 II, 8 |    bronze. A child in rags was holding him by a rope.~Between the
14 II, 10|        a rick. The servant was holding her by her skirt. Lestiboudois
15 II, 11|     volume, and every evening, holding his head between both hands,
16 II, 11|     suddenly entered the room, holding in his hand a sheet of paper
17 II, 13|     distraught, dumb, and ever holding this horrible piece of paper,
18 II, 14|  throne in the midst of saints holding green palms, God the Father,
19 III, 1|        Poor friend!” she said, holding out her hand to him.~Leon
20 III, 1|        fast.~“Read!” she said, holding out a paper to him. “Oh,
21 III, 1|      he recognised the beadle, holding under his arms and balancing
22 III, 8|       slipping in by the gate, holding her breath, feeling her