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 1 III   |   The man who was born to be hung will never be drowned!’”~
 2 XIV   |     from bough to bough, and hung about twenty feet from the
 3 XV    | thousand feet, and the black hung to the rope with desperate
 4 XVI   |    MUFFLED, and, like a room hung with tapestry, lost all
 5 XVI   |    nine o’clock the Victoria hung motionless over Msene, an
 6 XXI   |     balloon, thus liberated, hung almost motionless in the
 7 XXII  |     as Christ’s was, when He hung upon the cross.~The hair,
 8 XXVII | taking off his linen jacket, hung it on the end of the rifle,
 9 XXX   |    an hour later the balloon hung motionless about two hundred
10 XXXIII|      small, thin skewer, was hung over a fire of green wood.
11 XXXVII|    its shadow is immediately hung!~Upon consulting his compass,