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 1   Pres         |      enabled to escape in her clothes to join Kossuth in the desperate
 2      I,       I|     who helps you put on your clothes, is she not?"~ ~"It is just
 3      I,       I|    other way: she took off my clothes - just see; I have nothing
 4     II,       I|     was clad in snuff-colored clothes. His face was covered with
 5     II,      II|       gift for every child, - clothes, books, and sweets, - which
 6     II,      II|     that he has some suitable clothes. I am delighted, reverend
 7    III,       I|      a whole wardrobe full of clothes; she might select what she
 8    III,      IV|        He had not removed his clothes, but had torn them away
 9    III,      IV|      room, take off these wet clothes, and go to bed. And you
10    III,      IV|    her room, took off her wet clothes, and lay down on the bed;
11    III,      IV|     eat bread and keep on his clothes. He had also learned to
12     IV,      II|   poor thing looks in his red clothes! He does n't want to keep
13     IV,     III|    could not see what sort of clothes they wore.~ ~They were robbers.~ ~
14      V,      II|    sparks burned holes in his clothes, and he would not have escaped
15      V,     III|     Sophie Botta; give me the clothes of a working-girl; give
16      V,     III|      reality, and let me wash clothes with the washerwomen at
17     VI,       I|       nothing to do but brush clothes which were never dusty,
18     VI,      II|   mentioned, and never in the clothes I wear ordinarily."~ ~"Aha! -
19     VI,      II|    sight; then he changed his clothes, and when the regular dinner-hour
20     VI,      IV|   this very moment - in these clothes! I have no one to ask what
21     VI,      VI|    hard work, such as washing clothes."~ ~"Then let us wash clothes,
22     VI,      VI| clothes."~ ~"Then let us wash clothes, too."~ ~Katharina smiled
23   VIII,     III|     Katharina. "Look at these clothes! I have no others, and even