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 1     I|       cast down his eyelashes, drew his mouth up to his nose,
 2     I| prepared for him, his heydukes drew the large spurred boots
 3     I|      pocket of his dolman, and drew forth a large greasy pocket-book,
 4     I|       mouse!" And with that he drew it forth from the inside
 5     I|     the halter round his neck, drew the extreme end of the rope
 6     I|      rope across the beam, and drew away the chair from beneath
 7   III|      also the two rival horses drew away from the other competitors.
 8   III|        was.~ ~The horseman now drew forth his long whip, and
 9    IV|  quitted. Papa Meyer thereupon drew Aunt Teresa still further
10    VI|  Terrified, all trembling, she drew back her head; her face
11    VI|     well," said Conrad, and he drew from an inner pocket a sealed
12    VI|        satisfaction."~ ~Conrad drew Livius aside to consult
13   VII|   continued Master Jock, as he drew on his boots.~ ~"He was
14  VIII|     man, and the next day they drew a suicide out of the Danube.
15  VIII|        grave solemnity, and he drew the girl towards him by
16    IX|   within hearing distance, she drew her daughter's head down
17     X|     low at every step he took, drew him forward, made him sit
18     X|     for his purpose. But as he drew near to the end of the list,
19     X|    heart did beat as footsteps drew nearer and nearer to the
20   XII|       her the better, and then drew her towards her, patting
21   XII|        till later on; then she drew it forth once more, and
22  XIII|      no reply to this, but she drew his hand across her forehead,
23  XIII|    hand with both her own, and drew it to her lips. How happy
24  XIII|      would have gone away, and drew him still closer to her.[
25    XV|  twelve o'clock, from which he drew the temerarious conclusion
26   XVI|     Pest'?"~ ~Just then Rudolf drew near, and Mr. Kecskerey
27  XVII|        sugar almonds, and they drew near to eat the dainty morsels
28 XVIII|    attributed the fact that he drew after him a whole group
29 XVIII|    having rare sport with him, drew his neck down between his
30   XIX|       the hand of her husband, drew it towards her panting lips,