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 1      II|    young man.[14]~ ~"Not in the bosom of your fair antagonist, -
 2      II|      has a woman's heart in her bosom," he declared, "she will
 3      IX|      her neck and put it in his bosom.~ ~ ~ [90]~ ~
 4       X|     dozen dagger-thrusts in her bosom.~ ~"Well," he exclaimed, "
 5      XI|       Blanka was greeted by her bosom friend, the fair widow Dormandy,
 6     XII|        pressed her hands to her bosom to keep from crying out.~ ~"
 7    XIII|          She raised them to her bosom and begged her fellow-countryman
 8    XIII|      vows. She plucked from her bosom the consecrated palm-leaf,
 9    XIII|      cried, and she sank on his bosom and suffered him to clasp
10     XIV|       and with head sunk on her bosom, he put his hand into his
11     XIV|        erect again, thumped his bosom, and finally extended his
12    XVII|        crossed her hands on her bosom and, in the half-light of
13   XVIII|     seemed turned to stone, his bosom heaved, and he strove with
14   XVIII|        him, threw myself on his bosom, and appealed to him. 'Manasseh,'
15   XVIII| struggled with the demon in his bosom, the pistol-barrel bent
16   XVIII|         deeds in the doer's own bosom, and God's infinite mercy
17     XIX|     words were producing in his bosom, she could only conjecture.
18     XIX|    taking a little key from her bosom, unlocked and opened the
19     XIX| marchioness drew a key from her bosom and held it before him. "
20      XX|     buried her face in Blanka's bosom.~ ~"Alexander," said Aaron,
21  XXVIII|        with hands folded on her bosom, lay the woman he had most
22  XXVIII|       key which she wore in her bosom.~ ~ ~ ~Many years of untroubled
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