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 1 2 |        exile. ~Endowed with an iron frame and a stout heart,
 2 3 | Tol-Hek!" ~The Tol-Hek was the iron gate leading to the harbor
 3 4 |      hands and was shaking the iron bars of the window in the
 4 4 |        was struck down with an iron bar which broke his skull.
 5 5 |     his twenty-eight years, an iron constitution and keen perceptions,
 6 9 |     narrow window, barred with iron, which looked on the Buytenhof;
 7 19|       out his head through the iron bars of his window, at the
 8 20|     unconsciously, so near the iron grating, that Cornelius
 9 21|   black, its air chilling, the iron bars seemed to exclude every
10 21|        was playing about those iron bars; pigeons were hovering
11 22|      as smooth and straight as iron lance-heads; the whole of
12 24|      the sun enter through the iron grating of the prison, when
13 24| distress, Cornelius seized the iron bars of the grating, and