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1  1,1|      girdles, muskets on their shoulders, or sticks in their hands,
2  2,3|       heaven and shrugging his shoulders. ~"Yes, it means us," repeated
3  7,1|        in front, fell over his shoulders. ~De Witt, after having
4 16,2|       and quietly shrugged her shoulders. ~"Will you remain for ever
5 18,1|       an answer. I shrugged my shoulders, turned my back, and advanced
6 27,1| disdainful smile, shrugged his shoulders. ~William watched all his
7 28,1|        in sticking wings on my shoulders to fly, like Daedalus? But
8 29,1|       to count on his back and shoulders the bruises which were beginning
9 29,2|     the Captain, shrugging his shoulders like a true philosopher, "