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1        I|        in a torn and dirty blue linen blouse. He was urging forward,
2      XII|       of all kinds of clothing, linen, plate, and furniture. One
3      XVI|     wished—furniture, clothing, linen. It is all to be brought
4     XVII|        face was whiter than his linen, and a sinister light glittered
5      XXX| instrument with a piece of damp linen.~ ~“That is what they call
6     XXXV|    which had been torn from the linen of those present.~ ~Maurice
7     XXXV|      bound up with bloodstained linen, had taken the baron’s place
8      LII|     bound up in a blood-stained linen, that Chupin made his appearance
9      LIV|     face became as white as his linen.~ ~He knew life too well