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 1  I, 1 |       of his fine figure to get hold of a dowry of sixty thousand
 2  I, 4 |      out from the tilt to catch hold of the reins.~Those who
 3  I, 7 | background of gold. A fear took hold of her; she called Djali,
 4  I, 8 |       at the pump. Emma seizing hold of the cigar case threw
 5  I, 9 | peculiar chance that had caught hold of her, while beyond stretched,
 6 II, 3 |         the garden, would seize hold of her waist, crying, “Charles,
 7 II, 4 |     fixed against her window to hold the pots. The clerk, too,
 8 II, 6 |     come to her mother to catch hold of the ends of her apron-strings.~“
 9 II, 7 |    walls of the house seemed to hold his shadow.~She could not
10 II, 7 |       to her? Why not have kept hold of it with both hands, with
11 II, 7 |      basin, and asked Justin to hold it. Then addressing the
12 II, 7 |     against the looking-glass.~“Hold the basin nearer,” exclaimed
13 II, 8 |       victor in leaving it will hold forth a hand to the vanquished,
14 II, 9 |    order not to fall she caught hold of the tufts of faded wallflowers.
15 II, 11|        and asked for someone to hold the limb for him. Lestiboudois
16 II, 13|      convulsions as soon as you hold out a snuff-box to him.
17 II, 14|    extremity of the landscape, “hold the bottle perpendicularly
18 III, 5|         be rich! No fortune can hold out against waste! I should
19 III, 6|         more surely to keep her hold on him, hoping perhaps that
20 III, 7|         his very ears. She took hold of his hands.~“Oh, it’s
21 III, 9|         druggist, who could not hold out any longer, about four