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 1     I|     whole of his household to bed, for candles were dear,
 2     I|   other sat at the end of the bed rubbing his feet with bits
 3     I|       greyhound was under the bed. And thus, surrounded by
 4   III|       and tucked up nicely in bed, dreamt that he fell down
 5   III|       time he would sit up in bed to laugh; nay, once, in
 6    IV|      has never risen from her bed, and leave it I know she
 7    IV|      sense of the word, but a bed and an innumerable quantity
 8     V|   began to fall, they went to bed full of malicious joy, with
 9   VII| Master Jock leaped out of his bed with the vigour of a sprightly
10   VII|    and helped to carry him to bed, others went to[Pg 181]
11   VII|      be able to rise from his bed and write them a letter,
12    IX|       they were both lying in bed.~ ~"Oh, oh! my darling girl!"
13    IX|       she tossed about in her bed, whilst hatred, horror,
14    IX|        he was confined to his bed for a whole month, and when
15  XIII|      foot of the sick woman's bed, kissing her hand, and weeping
16  XIII|      his toes, went up to the bed, gently smoothed down her
17  XIII|       on his knees beside the bed of his wife, and covered
18  XIII|   Fanny was able to leave her bed, and, leaning against her
19  XVII|  again.~ ~When Rudolf went to bed that night, he found on
20   XIX|    There he stood, beside the bed, unable to speak a word.
21   XIX|    woman. On each side of the bed a familiar form was kneeling -
22   XIX|       on his knees beside the bed, and, burying his head in
23   XXI|       In front of the[Pg 346] bed are her two little embroidered