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 1    Pref|           at Vienna, they took up arms against the Hungarians.
 2      IV|  forbidden by his scruples to use arms when the occasion demanded.
 3       X|           death-bed.' 'Come to my arms. You have found your father.'"~ ~
 4     XIV|       boots, and a large hat. His arms were disproportionately
 5     XIV|           the two men fling their arms around each other. But it
 6     XIV|         sent from Vienna, took up arms against us, and nothing
 7      XV|         should ever have taken up arms unless we had been forced
 8      XV|           refused to lay down his arms, but had maintained his
 9     XVI|        unless they lay down their arms and surrender the town,
10   XVIII|        her friend and putting her arms about her.~ ~"Yes, yes,
11      XX|        the present! Let us now to arms!"~ ~Three hundred men echoed
12      XX|         men echoed his words. "To arms!" they cried, "to arms!"
13      XX|         To arms!" they cried, "to arms!" They were ready and eager
14     XXI|         threw themselves into his arms.~ ~Meanwhile the strange
15   XXIII|        For these, too, there were arms enough in Toroczko. The
16   XXIII|         take Toroczko. All are in arms there and waiting for you.
17   XXIII|        air.~ ~The rattle of small arms in the distance began to
18   XXIII|         way shall furnish me with arms. I am going to seek my wife!
19   XXIII|     remained standing with folded arms before him. "No, Benjamin
20    XXIV| privileges as miners by taking up arms[296] in '48. Having taken
21    XXIV|           as a miner by taking up arms in [184]8."~ ~"That remains
22     XXV|     ordered to, or throw down his arms?"~ ~"In either case, he
23    XXVI|          whole battalion grounded arms.~ ~"What do you mean?" exclaimed
24   XXVII|         of trial? His comrades in arms and many of his dearest