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 1 I   |         wraps to put over their knees and two baskets, which were
 2 I   |      money and placed it on her knees. “This, my dear,” he said, “
 3 II  |       three-cornered hat on his knees. He was very stout, very
 4 IV  |     Suddenly Jeanne fell on her knees, and taking her aunt’s hands
 5 V   |         out the contents on her knees. A golden shower filled
 6 VII |     occasionally sank up to her knees, seemed to give her the
 7 VII |       she saw her father on his knees before her mangled remains,
 8 VII |       face, he threw her on her knees beside the bed, saying: “
 9 VIII|       hands, placed them on his knees, then on the arms of the
10 IX  |        Paul. He held him on his knees during the whole visit and
11 IX  | discolored body. Jeanne, on her knees, was sobbing in an agony
12 IX  |       dead!~And she fell on her knees in a paroxysm of despair,
13 X   |         mercy!”~She fell on her knees: “Oh, I pray you not to
14 X   |  crawled along on his hands and knees as far as the lonely hut
15 XI  |         return and fall on your knees before Him. I am His humble
16 XIII|      house—Poulet.~She felt her knees and hands trembling; but
17 XIV |        over toward her, but her knees seemed to grow weak and