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 1 11|           assertion, he found her hanging on the arm of Aramis. ~D'
 2 12| embroidered with gold and silver, hanging sleeves knotted upon your
 3 14|    against the wall and his hands hanging down, exactly on the spot
 4 16|      after him for the purpose of hanging him likewise; but he was
 5 24|          some great misfortune is hanging over us. ~Then d'Artagnan
 6 27|           that cord which you see hanging against the wall, but pain
 7 27|          scarcely a man. His head hanging down, his eye dull, his
 8 28|        dream. We were speaking of hanging." ~"Ah, you see how it is,"
 9 28|           was sure it was so--the hanging of people is my nightmare." ~"
10 42|         remain thus, with a sword hanging eternally over his head,"
11 51|       invited to come and see the hanging. He came languidly, placing
12 52|          her heart, and the other hanging down. ~The bolts were drawn;
13 55|           wall for the purpose of hanging up clothes or weapons. ~