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1 2 |      result of diseases of the chest. ~It was a great grief to
2 6 |        if I had a weight on my chest. ~What is the origin of
3 6 | nothing. I want to weep." ~His chest laboured, his eyes were
4 8 |     Because she suffers in the chest, and is almost always feverish." ~"
5 9 |      of her chair and hold her chest in her hands every time
6 9 |     there. It seemed as if her chest were being torn in two.
7 16|        seemed to go through my chest, had almost completely disappeared. ~
8 26|    whole winter of ice on your chest. To-day I got up for a little