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1 2| rendered,' my future lay in a linen bag with eleven hundred
2 2|       courts; long poles with linen drying on them hung out
3 2|     even surprised mending my linen; she blushed for the charitable
4 2|    costs in cab-hire, gloves, linen, tailor's bills, and the
5 2|       outline traced upon the linen. ~"Why, what is the matter
6 3|  house, in place of a striped linen awning. "He is going out;
7 3|    the same clothes, the same linen, that I always put on the
8 3|   walls, covered with a green linen material, bore no traces