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1     II,       I|    to such a degree that one shoulder was lower than the other,
2     IV,     III|    rested on the young man's shoulder, her form had been supported
3     VI,      II|      it becomes necessary to shoulder arms and march against the
4     VI,     III| elaborate care over his left shoulder.~ ~"Well, Herr Count," he
5     VI,     III|     over the vice-palatine's shoulder, and pointing with the other
6    VII,      II|    his mantle flung over one shoulder, his saber in his hand.
7     IX,       I|   laid his hand on his son's shoulder, and looked proudly down
8      X,       I| slapped Master Matyas on the shoulder, and exclaimed:~ ~"You are