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 1 1 |       him up with the view of making him a good citizen. Loving
 2 1 |      tenacem" of Horace, and, making no confession, tired not
 3 3 |      his good reasons for not making himself known, as he hid
 4 3 |   officer bowed, and, without making any reply, followed in the
 5 6 |   than it might have been. On making inquiries, he learned that
 6 10|      arm around her neck, and making an effort, got on his legs,
 7 10|       nothing to prevent your making your escape. Fly, then;
 8 11|      away; and even if I were making you a declaration of love,
 9 13|       friend of the prisoner, making trifling inquiries to contrive
10 13|   acquiesced in the proposal, making only one condition, -- that
11 16|   impossible, namely, that of making the great black tulip flower.
12 19|     come to the resolution of making her appearance at the grated
13 25| weeping in her room, Rosa was making the best of her way towards
14 25|     shall content myself with making my report, establishing
15 27|       confused." ~But Boxtel, making a violent effort to control
16 28|       ten years of my life in making a file to file off my bars,
17 28|    accursed sorcerer! you are making game of me, I believe,"
18 29|       of Loewestein was still making out his report. ~"Is this
19 31|       distinguished honour of making the people forget the speech