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 1 III |      the speaker to pause. This description of a person whose existence
 2 IV  |       he can probably give us a description of them, tell us how they
 3 V   |        I can give quite a close description. He must have been of middle
 4 VI  |        that is to say, a minute description of all the articles he found
 5 VII |     shop.”~Having obtained this description, which agreed with the result
 6 VII |      recorded in order that the description of their persons might be
 7 IX  | corresponded perfectly with the description given by the doorkeeper.
 8 IX  |    miserably.”~“Well, give me a description of them.”~“They were tall
 9 XII |        as this.”~The prisoner’s description of his sufferings did not
10 XIII|         a criminal of the worst description—an old offender certainly,
11 XIV |      seen any one answering the description you give of him.”~Any other
12 XIV |    agitation. This was an exact description of the supposed murderer. “
13 XVI |         offense be of a trivial description, in what is called a “secret
14 XVI |         in those cells.”~Such a description was bound to reassure the
15 XVII|        well, and gave me a full description of her. She’s a woman over
16 XVII|     This was not a very graphic description, however, and, besides,
17 XXII|         months. You must have a description of him in your pocket—Joseph
18 XXII|      that. He fully answers the description appended to the circular
19 XXIV|     find none that answered the description of these diamonds, I knew