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 1      I,     III|  beautiful woman who fainted at sight of her child?"~ ~"Is the
 2     II,       I|    bells the moment she came in sight. There was only that one
 3     IV,      II|    pleasure: the garden, a free sight of the sky, the warmth of
 4     IV,     III|       Are not you afraid of the sight of blood, baroness?"~ ~"
 5      V,      II|     until she vanished from his sight amid the trees. Then he
 6      V,     III|   astonishment and confusion at sight of the lady he had been
 7     VI,       I|     with me to his bedside? The sight of you will cheer his last
 8     VI,      II|      until his guest was out of sight; then he changed his clothes,
 9     VI,     III|         It was a more wonderful sight than the arsenal itself.
10     VI,      VI|  familiar telescope greeted her sight.~ ~Two of the windows in
11     VI,      VI|       she beheld the remarkable sight: Ludwig, with evident enjoyment,
12    VII,      II|           It was an inspiriting sight - three hundred horsemen,
13    VII,      II|       what happens, do not lose sight of this casket."~ ~He locked
14    VII,     III|       ladies! I could not get a sight of him. I decided at last
15     IX,     III|        better. When you come in sight of the enemy you will forget
16     IX,      IV|         overcome by the fearful sight. But she looked upward for
17      X,     III| protégés. When they came within sight of the house Matyas observed:~ ~"
18      X,     III|      the little Laczko, who, at sight of the visitor, dropped