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 1 6 |      torn and crushed, were lying about, some of them bent,
 2 7 |    which the third bulb was lying, -- "the matter is, that
 3 7 |  Dikes with his godson were lying; a proof that the police
 4 8 |     fact, whilst Boxtel was lying in bed, Cornelius had gone
 5 10| breaks his arm, and is left lying on the ground." ~"Hush,
 6 10|     weak, that my father is lying in a swoon, that the dog
 7 11|   and halberds, only a form lying outstretched near a wooden
 8 17|     spot where the bulb was lying in the soil. ~"What have
 9 21| longer found him morose and lying in bed, but standing at
10 27|   Prince prevented him from lying. ~"I cannot deny having