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| 2 | 722 | If more than one View more quotes about girl">girl is involved, she who follows most closely on the left is generally taken to be in highest favor; girls compete for this position. |
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| 2 | 719 | In a market, in the crowding and jostling, for instance, a girl may follow so closely she pressed against the back of his left shoulder. |
| 2 | 720 | Girls seldom follow behind and on the right. |
| 2 | 721 | If she is thusly placed it is commonly a sign she is in disfavor. |
| 2 | 722 | If more than one girl is involved, she who follows most closely on the left is generally taken to be in highest favor; girls compete for this position. |
| 2 | 723 | In an open area, such as the fields in which we trekked, the girl is placed usually some five or ten feet behind, and on the left. |
| 2 | 724 | If he must move suddenly she will not, thusly, constitute an impediment to his action. |
| 2 | 725 | He again took up his march. |