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 1      II|   that of her companion, who sat silent and listened to all
 2     III|      it to the advocate, and sat looking out of the window
 3      VI|     St. Peter's. Poor Blanka sat at her window with eyes
 4      VI|     see Blanka's face as she sat with eyes directed toward
 5      VI|    the raised platform where sat the ladies of the French
 6    VIII|  height of the third gallery sat a wee speck of a man with
 7    VIII|      sun. Thus protected, he sat there busily at work. Blanka
 8      IX|      were all guarded.~ ~She sat down at the foot of the
 9      IX|    its presence there?~ ~She sat down to rest a moment on
10      IX|    for the princess that she sat in the rosy light of the
11     XII|     house. Every evening she sat before her open fire with
12    XIII|      SUDDEN FLIGHT.~ ~Blanka sat in her room, with closed
13     XIV|        Aaron drove, Manasseh sat beside him, and thus the
14     XIV|      laugh at his tales, but sat inert and with head sunk
15     XIV|  name was Zenobia. When they sat down to the table, Zenobia
16     XVI|      of course. Opposite him sat the Wallachian leader.~ ~
17    XVII|  Borev Bridge. Then all five sat down[193] and emptied the
18   XVIII| butter and cheese. With them sat Doctor Vernezs, who was
19   XVIII|     was honey. Brother Aaron sat beside Blanka, and partook
20   XVIII|    in pairs, now singly, and sat down on the two sides of
21     XIX|  bridal hymn, the guests who sat around the wedding-table,
22      XX|     door, and on one of them sat Zenobia. Blanka ran to her
23      XX|   down."~ ~Zenobia, however, sat silent and made no move
24      XX|    the first guest.~ ~Blanka sat down on the edge of the
25    XXII|  with his back to the altar, sat a man of commanding appearance,
26   XXIII|      to play to him while he sat at dinner," explained the
27  XXVIII|     the air. Benjamin Vajdar sat at the writing-desk, a morocco