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 1 4 |          effort, had reached the stone steps of a house nearly
 2 9 | concealed them behind a block of stone, on which the traditional
 3 13|           who had mounted on the stone of the pump the better to
 4 13|        his frenzy, fell from the stone upon some Orangemen, who,
 5 16|        dry without a fragment of stone or pebble." ~"Well done,
 6 17|     below the ledge of tiles and stone before his window. The strings
 7 20|           It is in a good, sound stone pot, just about the size
 8 24|      shall demolish this prison, stone for stone!" and the unfortunate
 9 24|  demolish this prison, stone for stone!" and the unfortunate man,
10 26|     slowness, ascended the white stone steps of the house. ~In
11 28|          struck his stick on the stone pavement of the cell, and
12 31|         victims upon the highest stone of the Dutch Pantheon. ~