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 1      I,       I|            to this street, made me get out of the carriage, took
 2      I,       I| warming-pan?"~ ~"But where did you get hot coals?"~ ~"Well, well,
 3      I,       I|         most difficult part was to get away from this house. It
 4      I,      II|          here, suppose you help me get this child to its home.
 5      I,      IV|            I wonder if I might not get it from him?"~ ~"No; he
 6    III,       I|        that their jabots might not get soiled with milk, - and
 7    III,     III|          pattens. If Ludwig should get angry, I shall be on hand
 8    III,      IV|          in my foot, and were I to get wet I should certainly have
 9    III,      IV|      normal condition.~ ~"You will get well again, will you not?"
10    III,      IV|           If you really want me to get well," returned Ludwig, "
11     IV,     III|            took it I should try to get it back for him. But some
12     IV,     III|            task, but I was glad to get any kind of honest work.
13     IV,     III|            who were glad enough to get it, I can tell you! But
14      V,      II|          however, that he does not get hold of tinder and flint,
15     VI,     III|          You can count it when you get home," interrupted Count
16     VI,      VI|          was, how are you going to get on when you do not see or
17    VII,       I|           Each man certainly could get a flint for himself."~ ~"
18    VII,     III|           fair ladies! I could not get a sight of him. I decided
19    VII,     III|           on any account until you get there. In Raab you will
20   VIII,       I|         strange land? Do you never get weary or feel bored? Have
21     IX,       I|           back to this pest-house? Get out of it as quickly as
22     IX,       I|            we must make haste, and get on as far as possible while
23      X,       I|        told. How did you manage to get the body from behind the
24      X,     III|           more medicine. I want to get up - I feel strong already.