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 1 XXIV   |     am going to sleep, quite worn out; I wept unrestrainedly
 2 XXVI   |     hours and I came home as worn out as the Turk with the
 3 LVI    |    afterwards! How empty and worn out intellectually one feels,
 4 XCIV   |      of the actors, pale and worn out, who drag themselves
 5 XCVI   |    think that it is entirely worn out in your old troubadour’
 6 CI     |      about my book. I was so worn out last Friday, that I
 7 CLXVIII|       heroic being, you feel worn out! What then will become
 8 CLXXV  |  hurrying up so as not to be worn out before the end. I am
 9 CXCVII |    fallen. Until my heart is worn out it will be open to pity,
10 CCIV   |      re-wrote. In short I am worn out! and sad! sad enough
11 CCXIX  | again but I have been tired, worn out with URGENT work: finishing