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1  2,1|   and then by the blow of a clinched fist on the table, or by
2  6,5| which she still held in her clinched hand; but she repulsed him
3  7,2|   although the nails of her clinched hands were embedded deep
4  7,6|       Or" meant the baron's clinched fist descending like a sledge-hammer
5 10,2|   steel, and his hands were clinched most threateningly. "For
6 17,1| striking his chest with his clinched hand, "for I have a heart -
7 17,4|    a terrible blow with his clinched fist that sent him reeling