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 1 16|         glass. ~Then he let his head sink upon his two hands, while
 2 16|     bewildered. Allowing his head to sink upon his two hands, he pretended
 3 38|              groan, and let his head sink on his hands. ~"This is
 4 50|           men!" ~Milady let her head sink, as if crushed by this sentence.
 5 54|              and allowing herself to sink overpowered to the ground; "
 6 56|           repast, when I felt myself sink by degrees into a strange
 7 56|          amid the shadows, the table sink through the floor; a quarter
 8 56|        raised myself up, but only to sink down again immediately,
 9 61|      Bonacieux, and letting her head sink pensively upon her bosom. ~
10 63| recollections." ~And he let his head sink upon his hands, while two
11 65|        accuser. ~Milady let her head sink between her two hands, and
12 67| recollections." ~And he let his head sink upon his hands, while two