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 1      I,       I|      belong to a former Paris a heavy iron lantern swung, creaking
 2     II,       I|     means confuted, - while his heavy, stiffly waxed mustache
 3     II,      II|       But the lady wears such a heavy veil that one can't tell
 4     II,      II| forehead. That accounts for the heavy veil she always wears - "~ ~"
 5    III,       I|        and tied over her face a heavy lace veil that effectually
 6    III,       I|        held in his right hand a heavy walking-stick, in the center
 7    III,       I| undressed herself, she spread a heavy silken coverlet over the
 8    III,      II|        only at the waist with a heavy silk cord. Her hair was
 9    III,     III|         monster's head; but the heavy blow fell on the water.
10    III,     III|         dust arose; then came a heavy downpour of rain. Ludwig
11    III,     III|         of horrible things. The heavy rain beat against the windows;
12    III,      IV|      her face was hidden by the heavy veil. Could the doctor have
13    III,      IV|       thick hide covered with a heavy growth of hair. The phenomenon
14     IV,     III|    Count Vavel notice that some heavy object kept thumping against
15     IV,     III|        his hat, and walked with heavy steps toward the door. Here
16     VI,      VI|       they were carrying in the heavy hampers; to call to the
17     IX,       I| returned with the candles and a heavy double-barreled fowling-piece.
18      X,      II|       observation when he saw a heavy cloud of dust moving along
19      X,      II|       face from the dust with a heavy veil; the younger lady wore
20      X,     III|        Katharina, for I am very heavy. Ludwig, take Katharina
21      X,     III|         lightning illumined the heavy downpour of rain, and it
22      X,     III|        his lips to speak, but a heavy peal of thunder drowned