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 1      I,       I|          just the other way: she took off my clothes - just see;
 2      I,       I|         get out of the carriage, took off my silk ball-gown and
 3      I,       I| breathing convinced him. Then he took something from the chair
 4      I,      II|          crossed the street, and took up his station in the recess
 5      I,      II|   entered the coach, the two men took seats on the box, and the
 6      I,     III|           what sort was it Diana took from you?"~ ~"A lovely pink
 7      I,     III|         say to the fact that you took to your apartment yesterday
 8      I,     III|   Cambray, smiling calmly, as he took up the piece of bread lying
 9      I,     III|         be alone."~ ~De Fervlans took up his hat, but turned at
10      I,      IV|     members of Cythera's Brigade took great pains to make outsiders
11     II,       I|      clergyman for the last time took his little black book from
12     II,       I|     walking through the park she took off her hat and decorated
13     II,      II|   country came to Fertőszeg, and took such a fancy to the isolated
14     II,      II|  whereupon the baroness rose and took a seat by his side.~ ~"She
15     II,     III|         breakfast, the gentlemen took leave of their amiable hostess,
16     II,     III|       you all about it." Then he took his place in the extra post-chaise,
17    III,       I|          maid into the carriage, took his seat by her side, and
18    III,       I|      table was a plate. The maid took her place at the head; the
19    III,      II|          control himself, Ludwig took the shrewd little child-head
20    III,     III|          had once been the shore took possession of the dry lake
21    III,     III|          year. Suddenly the lake took a notion to occupy its old
22    III,     III|          in her bath-mantle, and took up his oars.~ ~"I will come
23    III,     III|          the bath-house. Then he took her arm and walked rapidly
24    III,      IV|          thus the little company took their way to the castle -
25    III,      IV|       maid returned to her room, took off her wet clothes, and
26    III,      IV|  sorrowful heart the little maid took leave of her favorite element.
27    III,      IV|      began to interest him.~ ~He took the pamphlet to Marie, who
28     IV,       I|       well-born man or woman who took up a residence in the neighborhood
29     IV,       I|       preceptor like Count Vavel took it upon himself to instruct
30     IV,      II|       demanded that the lady who took up a residence anywhere
31     IV,     III|      opposite shore. A few steps took him to the manor. His heart
32     IV,     III|     quickly performed; the count took a knife from his pocket
33     IV,     III|       Count, and if any one else took it I should try to get it
34     IV,     III|         during his absence.~ ~He took the curious image, which
35     IV,     III|        empty glass on the table, took up his hat, and walked with
36     IV,      IV|         what the count said, and took the necessary measurements.
37     IV,      IV|     again."~ ~Count Vavel gently took the young girl's hand in
38      V,      II|      grimaced hideously. Then he took from his tobacco-pouch flint,
39      V,      II|      evening before the regiment took its departure the colonel
40      V,      II| companion into the carriage, and took his seat by her side, not
41      V,     III|        me to do."~ ~Marie softly took his hand in both her own,
42      V,     III|        to Sophie Botta, who also took upon herself my fate. I
43     VI,       I|          walked back to the bed, took the dying man's ice-cold
44     VI,       I|          what Henry had advised, took the old soldier with the
45     VI,       I|    soldier could endure. Then he took off his handsome livery,
46     VI,      II|       generous mood; and when he took leave of his agreeable host,
47     VI,       V| gentlemen."~ ~The two ladies now took leave of Count Vavel and
48     VI,      VI|         her side, opened it, and took out a package carefully
49     VI,      VI|        waddled toward Katharina, took her slender hand in her
50     VI,      VI|          carriage home; then she took Marie's hand and led her
51    VII,      II|    garments to one side. Then he took from the casket several
52    VII,     III|       the enemy's army."~ ~Vavel took the letter, and said: "Rest
53    VII,     III|          German woman before she took possession of her purchase.
54    VII,     III|          deliverer the "robbers" took to their heels, and the
55    VII,     III|         to her neighborhood, and took up my quarters in her house.
56   VIII,       I|      nodded the marquis. Then he took from his pocket a letter,
57   VIII,       I|     francs. She opened the case, took out the order, and tore
58   VIII,       I|         violent chill, and as he took his way with tottering steps
59     IX,       I|        the leather couch. Laczko took up his station as directed,
60     IX,       I|         your order."~ ~Marie now took leave of the Nameless Castle,
61     IX,       I|      fashion. Satan Laczi's wife took a seat by her side; the
62     IX,       I|       the men entered them, each took an oar, and the unwieldy
63     IX,     III|        with the rest of his men, took possession of a solitary
64     IX,      IV| performed such work."~ ~Then she took her handkerchief and bound
65      X,       I|          Acs. The militia troops took active part in all these
66      X,       I|       wonderful fellow!" Then he took a roll of bank-notes from
67      X,      II|       the church, and here Vavel took up his station with a field-glass.~ ~
68      X,      II|       fan, from behind which she took an occasional look at the
69      X,      II|         toward Raab. Count Vavel took his place beside the coach,
70      X,     III|   brought with him from Paris. I took a little cold the night