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1 3 |       burning impatience, so ill concealed at certain times, and particularly
2 4 |      that where his former pupil concealed himself -- began to stagger
3 6 |     colour or otherwise, Boxtel, concealed behind a small sycamore
4 8 |   dry-room, "where could he have concealed them?" ~Then, suddenly striking
5 9 |          of the black tulip, and concealed them behind a block of stone,
6 17|          but it was this man. He concealed himself and saw me digging
7 27| accomplice of Cornelius de Witt, concealed the correspondence of the