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 1 XI     |         a sudden he threw up his arms and, as though he momentarily
 2 XI     |         we found him with folded arms, deep in thought, as it
 3 XIX    |         some occasional respite; arms and back soon become strained
 4 XXIII  |          water-line. With aching arms and bleeding hands we worked
 5 XXV    |          Letourneur again in his arms, and running with him across
 6 XXXVIII|        Now, then, down with your arms!” said Curtis sternly, as
 7 XXXVIII|           again, “down with your arms!”~“Come on, all,of you,”
 8 XXXVIII|       movements by pinioning his arms, but the rascal was my superior
 9 XL     | half-past seven he expired in my arms.~Before he died, in a few
10 XLII   |          as he stood with folded arms intently gazing at the distant
11 XLII   |         at length he dropped his arms and shook his head. I looked
12 LV     |     shrieked Andre, throwing his arms about his father, “They
13 LV     |        you,” he went on. “My two arms will give you each a meal;
14 LV     |     Letourneur held out his bare arms, quick as lightning the