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1 III |     his lighted pipe in his cap. That made them laugh. A
2 VII |  assigned to Magdalens, her cap awry, her apron on the floor,
3 VIII| plane-tree.~He took off his cap and advanced, bowing in
4 VIII|    gazed alternately at his cap, which he held in his hands,
5 X   |     He wore a large quilted cap that he wore only at home,
6 X   |   way. He then took off his cap and wiped his forehead with
7 XI  |    head to one side and her cap on the floor. She might