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 1     I,       I|      but when the swarthy giant caught the two fair little hands
 2     I,       I|      could show him that we had caught and harnessed his heavenly
 3     I,      II|     child!" she answered; and I caught the little boy, took him
 4     I,     III|   uppermost cars had not as yet caught fire; but who could breathe
 5     I,     III|        I entered, and the child caught sight of me, the little
 6     I,      IV| gentleman hastened to meet him, caught the boy up in his arms,
 7     I,      IV|     explanation. But now he had caught me in my weak point - a
 8     I,       V|        When I related how I had caught hold of the governess's
 9     I,     VII|     were not to be beaten. They caught up the bedstead with the
10     I,       X|      shout of all around. I had caught the infection, and as the
11     I,      XI|       the two little girls have caught the infection from her,
12    II,       I|       of a common gardener, had caught the eye of the dark-haired
13    II,     III|     conceit! How easily you are caught in the meshes of cunning
14    II,      IV|         but, as he could not be caught and hanged in person, he
15    II,       V|        and heir of old Diogenes caught in the act of robbing another
16    II,      VI|     humorous playfulness. Now I caught it. Of course I was their "
17    II,      XI|       whereas the Prussians are caught unprepared. Bavaria will
18    II,      XV|         the sword, when someone caught it from behind, seizing
19    II,      XV|       not free myself of her, I caught her up in my arms, and carried
20    II,     XVI|       but he was radiant. As he caught sight of me, he ran to meet