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 1 I    |        through the dining-room, threw himself in haste into his
 2 III  |        of my pretty Virlandaise threw me in a moment out of the
 3 VII  |       seance. That conversation threw me into a fever. I came
 4 VIII |      light from some lighthouse threw a bright stream of fire
 5 XII  |   pleased at our first start. I threw myself wholly into the pleasure
 6 XV   |      veil, hung across the sun, threw a deep shadow over the mountain.
 7 XVI  |        the beaming torrent, and threw its shadow on the ground.
 8 XVII |     projected conveniently, and threw the other half down the
 9 XXXII|     case, we baited afresh, and threw out our line. Surely this
10 XLI  |       to threaten to go out, it threw a fitful light across the
11 XLI  |      the walls of the gallery I threw on them the light of the
12 XLII | preserving its upward tendency, threw enough light to show us