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1  1,2|       her arms round her son's neck, and have mingled her tears
2  7,2|        his fingers between his neck and his collar, but although
3  7,3| strength to clasp me round the neck. And then I cried: 'Perish
4  7,3|      threw her arms around his neck, drew him toward her, and
5 10,5|        balls out of ten in the neck of a bottle at a distance
6 13,1|    rope one ties round a dog's neck before drowning him." ~The
7 13,7| slipped round M. de Valorsay's neck the noose which would strangle
8 16,1|    white cambric tie round his neck, entered the room at this
9 19,5|       arms around Marguerite's neck, and drew her toward her