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 1 5 |     the soil of a large square bed, which had formerly been
 2 6 |      that princely, that royal bed, which contained not only
 3 6 |   tightly stretched across the bed; then, however, feeling
 4 6 |       night comfortably in his bed, and has had happy dreams. ~
 5 7 | shelter of the house, the soft bed on the shelves, and the
 6 8 |        to have jumped from his bed on hearing such good news." ~
 7 8 |     whilst Boxtel was lying in bed, Cornelius had gone down
 8 9 | pointed with his finger to the bed on which the martyr had
 9 9 | Cornelius threw himself on his bed, but he slept not, he kept
10 9 |      his brow, and sank on his bed, his arms hanging by his
11 11|        Gryphus was detained in bed by the fever caused by the
12 13|       this time Gryphus was in bed, feverish, and with a broken
13 16|       scale; I have prepared a bed as you described it to me,
14 19|      he threw himself upon the bed, with his clothes on. ~It
15 19|      Cornelius had remained in bed the whole day. ~"Well,"
16 19|      eat, he doesn't leave his bed. He will get out of it,
17 20|        me that you remained in bed all day. I then wrote to
18 21|        him morose and lying in bed, but standing at the window,
19 21|      the straw mattress of his bed; and again they found nothing. ~
20 21|        of it. I see it from my bed, on awaking it is the first