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 1 II   |       upon tiptoe in order to lay her hand upon his arm. Upon
 2 III  |     reflection, he decided to lay aside that page until the
 3 V    |       her upon his bed and to lay a damp cloth upon her temples.
 4 VI   |     midst of packing. Charles lay upon a sofa and repeated: “
 5 VIII |       did not speak again. He lay there motionless and ghastly.
 6 VIII |       As her delicate fingers lay upon her knee the young
 7 VIII |    say. But that rigid corpse lay between them. The atmosphere
 8 IX   |      room,” said he, “you can lay aside your hat.”~They passed
 9 XV   | drawing-room, and before them lay the conservatory with its
10 XVIII|        She had not moved. She lay upon the floor weeping softly.