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 1       I|    deserves to have a millstone hung about his neck and to be
 2      VI|       the leather curtains that hung before the great bronze
 3     VII|       Club to have his portrait hung on the wall in a gilt frame;
 4      IX| fashioned them into a chain and hung it around her neck. The
 5     XIV|  throwing aside the jacket that hung from his neck, he extended
 6      XV|       to another, and a red rag hung on it if danger threatens,
 7    XVII|        its high-arched entrance hung cornel-bushes with brown
 8     XIX|      appears, this woman's fate hung by a thread; but all at
 9      XX|     running around the wall and hung with a fine array of glazed
10     XXI|      which his long, black hair hung down over his shoulders,
11     XXI|        the little portrait that hung in her room, as if to prevent
12    XXII|      his cap, while at his side hung a curved sword, pistols
13    XXII|        the golden crucifix that hung from his neck to play with.
14   XXIII|      blew a little whistle that hung at her neck, and a lad appeared