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1 I   |           fetched some little gray linen doilies, folded square,
2 V   |          golden patch on the white linen; he did not wake, but he
3 V   | embroidered, or knitted, or marked linen.~This evening she was beginning
4 VI  |          bed-room cupboard to keep linen on, the pegs to be put up
5 VII |        with which she clutched the linen case full of feathers with
6 VII |        gave way and left go of the linen; and he uncovered her face.~
7 VIII|   cupboards, to count the piles of linen, the pocket-handkerchiefs,
8 VIII|       shelves and dividing all the linen into three principal classes,
9 VIII|          him, and went back to the linen cupboards. He got up hastily,