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 1 1 |    after throwing two or three silver pieces at the foot of mine
 2 12|      embroidered with gold and silver, hanging sleeves knotted
 3 14|       these words he took up a silver bell, and rang it; the officer
 4 17|     madame!" ~"And you receive silver from that man?" ~"Have you
 5 22|      St. Jean, in front of the silver buffet of the city, which
 6 22|        satin, embroidered with silver. On her left shoulder sparkled
 7 49| drawing from his belt a little silver whistle, such as boatswains
 8 52|     was round, and of flexible silver. ~A burst of laughter resounded
 9 59|      on a stand encrusted with silver. "Beware, my Lord, you are
10 59|        received from her--this silver casket and these two letters.
11 59|       bag at the bottom of the silver casket, and to let the knife
12 64|      the sight of the piece of silver which shone in the darkness
13 66|      Athos handed him a sum of silver. ~"Here," said he, "is the