1 How Maud could stand it was beyond me.
2 "I wouldn't stand for that," he replied.
3 Mr. Van Weyden, stand by to pass the head-sails over.
4 I simply could not stand upright and endure the agony.
5 Maud could not stand, nor had I strength to carry her.
6 You've discovered your own and learned to stand on them.
7 "I may have learned to stand on my own legs," I retorted.
8 Nothing remained but to stand still and accept the indignity.
9 Not only did it not stand them in good stead, but it destroyed them.
10 I seemed to stand outside myself and to look at myself incredulously.
11 We must stand together, without appearing to do so, in secret alliance.
12 "But I'll stand my watch on board hereafter," I blurted out a moment later.
13 At last, after what seemed centuries, unable longer to stand the strain, I looked around.
14 But the supply of food and the nine breakers of water enabled the boat to stand up to the sea and wind, and I held on as long as I dared.
15 Feet with which to clutch the ground, legs to stand on and to help withstand, while with arms and hands, teeth and nails, I struggle to kill and to be not killed.
16 The stern of the vessel shot by, dropping, as it did so, into a hollow between the waves; and I caught a glimpse of a man standing at the wheel, and of another man who seemed to be doing little else than smoke a cigar.
17 Then I compelled her to stand up, and though she would have fallen had I not supported her, I forced her to walk back and forth the several steps between the thwart and the stern-sheets, and finally to spring up and down.
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