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1 1| comprehending all things, of leaning over the parapet of the
2 1|     s behalf, they all rose, leaning upon, dragging or carrying
3 2|     in her coquettish way of leaning against the panel behind
4 3|    sat for twenty-four hours leaning his elbow on the table;
5 3|   his own sufferings. He was leaning against the chimney-piece
6 3|      antique satyr; and who, leaning his back against the corner
7 3|      very evening. ~He stood leaning against the marble chimney-piece,
8 3|   man half-way up the crags, leaning on a hoe, and watching the