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 1 1 |        eyes, and he fell in the middle of the street, crying still, "
 2 4 |        rushed straight into the middle of it. Without doubt, Porthos
 3 7 |      and the portrait, formed a middle ornament to the mantelpiece,
 4 14|        the chimney was a man of middle height, of a haughty, proud
 5 24|         its lamentations in the middle of the night; but each of
 6 26|  interrupted him exactly in the middle of the second couplet. '
 7 27|         a comparison. He was of middle height; but his person was
 8 43|       and waited, occupying the middle of the road. In an instant,
 9 56|          as if by magic, in the middle of the apartment. ~"That
10 56|    despair, I struck him in the middle of his breast. ~"The miserable
11 58|   walked into the sea up to his middle, being unwilling to trust
12 61|   confined herself to a prudent middle course. But the abbess,
13 64|        choir was closed. In the middle of the choir the body of
14 65| darkness, and advanced into the middle of the road, putting his
15 65|  remained standing alone in the middle of the room. ~"Oh, grace,
16 66|         the boat again. ~In the middle of the stream he stopped