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 1 2 |       brother on the forehead, and put his sore hands gently back
 2 3 |            document, and carefully put it in the pocket of his
 3 3 |         jailer, growing very pale, put to himself the question
 4 4 |          Moreover, as John de Witt put his head out of the carriage
 5 4 |            of agony and grief, and put one of his hands before
 6 6 |             might, if so disposed, put the whole world under the
 7 6 |             and saw the sentry-box put up that very day; but he
 8 7 |       tulips ventured no longer to put onions in his stews, for
 9 7 |         every mark of respect, and put it by with the same respectful
10 7 |           the young man very well, put his question according to
11 7 |          you want." ~"Then I shall put you in the way, Doctor,"
12 7 |       followed the magistrate, who put him in a coach as a prisoner
13 8 |          is arrested, and has been put into a carriage, and they
14 8 |            was nothing to fear, he put his ladder from his own
15 8 |     reached to the window. ~Boxtel put a lighted dark lantern into
16 10|          sufferer her shoulder; he put his unhurt arm around her
17 10|        Well, my fine girl, I shall put you on diet too." ~"On what
18 11|            that, however, he never put his hand into the press
19 11|            Hear it. The parcel was put into my hands in the way
20 11|          is the interest of all to put down. ~One of them, who
21 11|            turnkey. But the latter put his heavy keys into the
22 11|         breast, where he had again put it, since he had no longer
23 11|        which in sixty minutes will put an end to my boldness. Well,
24 11|      impossible for me." ~She then put the cherished treasure next
25 14|          thrilled through him. ~He put his hand on his heart, and
26 15|       ill-natured promise, Gryphus put his head out of the window
27 15|      Saying these words, Cornelius put his face so near the little
28 16|             our tulips need not be put into the ground for a month
29 16|        bitterly of Noah for having put a couple of rats in the
30 16|         for your further orders to put in the bulb, you know that
31 17|            same paper in which you put it, and just as you gave
32 18|         not of himself." ~"And who put it into him?" ~"If you only
33 18|           may follow you. Feign to put the bulb into the ground;
34 19|            silent again. Cornelius put his hand on his heart, to
35 19|            the day when you are to put the bulb in the ground." ~
36 20|        spade, as if I was going to put the bulb in." ~"And he, --
37 20|         Mynheer Cornelius: I shall put it out of my window on the
38 20|          that you were about to be put to death." ~"You are displeased,
39 21|            left my chamber since I put it there." ~"You are right
40 21|        enough for the President to put himself to some trouble.
41 23| instinctive fears of Cornelius had put the two lovers on their
42 23|           Rosa, who had feigned to put it in the ground, and entertaining
43 23|          before any one else could put in a reclamation. ~Should
44 25|         not to allow herself to be put down either by refusal,
45 25|            Honoured sir," a little put out by this apostrophe, "
46 27|        folded up, and so carefully put in his pocket. What was
47 28|            should be labelled, and put on exhibition in the museum
48 28|          dead, will come along and put his hand on my shoulder.
49 28|    snatched it from his hands, and put it under his own arm. ~Gryphus
50 28|       notwithstanding." ~Cornelius put on a smiling face again,
51 29|          the ground, and Cornelius put his foot on it. ~Then, as
52 29|          of this ablution had been put to the inconvenience of