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 1  I, 2 |      decoration for the apartment, hanging to a nail in the middle
 2  I, 2 |           A week after, as she was hanging up some washing in her yard,
 3  I, 2 |          room; say her dress still hanging at the foot of the alcove;
 4  I, 4 |         him by one arm, her basket hanging from the other; the wind
 5  I, 5 |         the sight of her straw hat hanging from the window-fastener,
 6  I, 5 |          clad in her dressing gown hanging loosely about her. Charles,
 7  I, 8 | involuntarily to this old man with hanging lips, as to something extraordinary.
 8  I, 8 |             rose in pyramids under hanging vases, whence, as from over-filled
 9  I, 8 |           for him. The loose reins hanging over his crupper were wet
10 II, 4 |          clerk, too, had his small hanging garden; they saw each other
11 II, 6 |            of the great rope that, hanging from the top of the belfry,
12 II, 8 |        above the table between the hanging lamps. Rodolphe, leaning
13 II, 9 |             while the drops of dew hanging from her hair formed, as
14 II, 12|            impatient of seeing him hanging round her. She was six years
15 II, 13|          right at the edge, almost hanging, surrounded by vast space.
16 II, 15|         border of the tick awnings hanging from the doors of the public-houses.
17 III, 2|           laziness, went and took, hanging on its nail in my laboratory,
18 III, 5|          he stood there, his hands hanging down and his eyes wide open,