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1     I,      IV|      him, but, with a friendly pressure of the hand, expressed my
2     I,      IV|       moment I felt the slight pressure of a little gloved hand
3     I,      IV|     mine. It was a very slight pressure, the faintest possible acknowledgment
4     I,      XI|   money. When I first felt the pressure of his iron arm, I knew
5    II,     VII| reveals in the ganglia. A firm pressure of the biceps with full
6    II,     VII|       biceps with full fist, a pressure of the thumb against the
7    II,     VII|      as much mischief with the pressure of her unskilled hands on
8    II,     VII|       with a sweet smile and a pressure of her hand; and I ask,
9    II,     VII| Demosthenes so eloquent as the pressure of a woman's hand when it