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 1 1|       dawdled about with their arms folded, looking from time
 2 1|     churchmen with courtesans' arms about them issued decrees
 3 1|     compliant; with a bust and arms strongly developed, as in
 4 1|      careless hands. The white arms stood out in bold relief
 5 1|      Clamart than in a rival's arms." ~All this in the gentlest
 6 2|       about her lightly folded arms, which, even for benevolent
 7 2|   waking to find herself in my arms. I could have stolen softly
 8 2|   half-smoked cigar lay in her arms. Costly furniture of various
 9 2|        scars as a veteran; the arms were gnashed, the back was
10 2|  overcome with wine, or in the arms of courtesans; and know
11 2|  springing up and flinging his arms round Raphael; "my friend,
12 3|      brown color, but with the arms of an ancient and noble
13 3| one-and-twenty; he crossed his arms and clinked his spurs as
14 3|      will go into each other's arms at the first tender word. ~
15 3|      Valentin, holding out his arms. ~She sprang upon his knees
16 3|      his knees and clasped her arms about his neck. ~"Kiss me!"
17 3|        I longed so to throw my arms about you before them all." ~"
18 3|  together, step for step, with arms closely linked, trembling
19 3|  Raphael caught Pauline in his arms. ~"Oh, my father!" she said; "
20 3|      should wish to die in her arms." ~A burst of gleeful and
21 3|  doctors say." ~She flung both arms about Raphael, drawing in
22 3|        December. He locked his arms over his chest, set his
23 3|  supported him with his feeble arms, and showed him all the
24 3|      the threshold, locked his arms across his chest, and bowed
25 3|        woman's white, youthful arms were stretched out to grasp
26 3| Pauline! I wish to die in your arms!" ~With unnatural strength,
27 3|       tried to take her in his arms. ~The dying man sought for