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he entered a room entirely dark
He knocked, with no result, at several doors for his old woman, but at last a feeble voice answered: "Come in," and he entered a room entirely dark.
— from The Witness by Grace Livingston Hill

his exit as Richard Elliston dropped
On making his exit as Richard, Elliston dropped his hump from his shoulder, as though it had been a knapsack, straightened his deformed limbs, slipped on certain pieces of pasteboard armour, and, adorned with fresh head-gear, duly presented himself as the Tudor prince.
— from A Book of the Play Studies and Illustrations of Histrionic Story, Life, and Character by Dutton Cook


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