91.   The squire leaned against a buttress of the house, coughing and dabbing his nose.

92.   Then he darted out of the room, pausing only when he reached the barn, to lean against the door and breathe deeply.

93.   Closing the front door, she leaned against it, a hand to her throat.

94.   She filled the kettle and leaned back against the sink, waiting for it to boil.

95.   He leant back against the door, his body slowly untensing.

96.   A younger man leaned against the wall and fingered a guitar.

97.   Schellenberg came in, closed the door and leaned against it.

98.   He leaned back against the wall, oblivious to the raucous din around us.

99.   Against the wall of the changing-room extension, Private Boyd leant against the door with her head bowed, trying to control the giggles.

100.   He was leaning against the coffin.