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 1 1|     seemed to grow deeper as all heads turned curiously towards
 2 1|         the fair-haired, girlish heads that had to fall at the
 3 1|      memory, to watch the flower heads gently swayed by the breeze
 4 1| efficacious oars which break the heads of drowning men, if unluckily
 5 1|          wish to bite sculptured heads, to chase lacquered work,
 6 1|        to light up, the Virgin's heads smiled on him, the statues
 7 1|         it, hoping to keep their heads. So the second course found
 8 1|       Are you going to leave our heads on our shoulders?" asked
 9 1|     flung up a coin and cried: ~"Heads for the existence of God!" ~"
10 1|        slight movements of their heads, each differing in character
11 1| conventional unction about their heads, were there like apparitions
12 1|          complaisant, bent their heads as though there were royal
13 1|        flowers fallen from other heads, and held out a salver to
14 1|   whether we shall hide our gray heads beneath lace or a handkerchief
15 2|        swaggerers who held their heads high, and talked about trifles
16 2|   chattered nonsense, sucked the heads of their canes, gave themselves
17 2|         that they had laid their heads on every pillow. Pleasure,
18 2|     pomade and hair-oil from the heads of all his visitors. Splendor
19 2|           we are fascinated, our heads swim, we wish to sound their
20 2|         shone upon the sleepers' heads. Their movements during
21 3|         clouds and winged cherub heads. Now he had grasped and
22 3|      once; the cows turned their heads towards the entrance of