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 1 9 | nothing but the barking of a dog, and saw nothing but the
 2 9 |   face of a young girl. ~The dog rushed forth from a niche
 3 10|   lying in a swoon, that the dog is muzzled, and that consequently
 4 11|    himself, and below by the dog. The head-dress turned round,
 5 11|     continued barking of the dog. ~"They are coming to fetch
 6 12| bottom of the staircase, the dog quietly looked at him whilst
 7 12|     were of compassion. ~The dog perhaps knew the condemned
 8 13|  likewise the fidelity, of a dog. He had therefore bristled
 9 13|   Isaac out, and setting the dog at him. ~The piece which
10 15|   talk to the prisoner. ~The dog, on his part, went up to
11 21|      scowl. ~"And how is the dog, and Master Jacob, and our
12 30|     ah!" said William to his dog, "it's easy to see that