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1 1 |      terrible prison, the grated windows of which are still shown,
2 3 |    thereupon sounded through the windows of the hall, on the balcony
3 3 |   flitting to and fro across the windows: the council hall was filling. ~
4 4 |         showed themselves at the windows, crying, -- ~"Escaped, gone,
5 5 | unfortunate Boxtel on seeing the windows of the new story set out
6 6 |        illuminated the walls and windows, Boxtel saw the inventive
7 7 |         all he saw the walls and windows lit up. ~Then two dark figures
8 28|         taken since? Are not the windows barred? Are not the doors
9 32|         see these two men at the windows of their several carriages;