61.   She is tending to him with her white-gloved hands as the second shot rings out.

62.   She clutched a handful of biscuits in her cold hands as the flies landed on her still lips.

63.   She suggests rubbing it into your hands as the best way to deliver it to your body.

64.   She raises a gnarled hand as evidence.

65.   Seated with her legs crossed, Berenson took notes with a shaking hand as a court official read the charges.

66.   Starting in early July, the Long Island Lolita will try her hand as the Northern State Nabokov.

67.   That tradition teaches that government must sketch, with as light a hand as possible, the boundaries of fair competition.

68.   The big stranger unslung the rifle, held it in both hands as gently as if it were a baby.

69.   The canvas bag falls from her hand as the dark blur roughly grabs her by the hair and drags her off the path.

70.   The German philosopher Martin Heidegger once offered the image of the hand as a metaphor for human thought.