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 1 II  |           sparkled brilliantly or grew extremely dull, according
 2 III |      investigating an affair that grew more and more mysterious
 3 IV  |         good man’s forte; he soon grew weary of reflection; and
 4 V   |           still more overcome. He grew as pale as the corpses lying
 5 V   |         well-nigh dislocated, and grew literally green with jealousy.~“
 6 X   |       with anger, now relaxed. He grew pale and tottered, as if
 7 X   |         you call a secret cell, I grew afraid; I lost my senses.
 8 X   |       municipal register.~“When I grew older, I rather congratulated
 9 XI  |          It was not long before I grew weary of merely looking
10 XII | thunderbolt upon the prisoner; he grew pale, tottered, and leaned
11 XXII|       shake off his weariness. He grew thin and yellow, and his