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 1 IV  | condition of exhilaration, not knowing what she was doing, mechanically
 2 VII | quickly, hardly breathing, not knowing, not thinking of anything.
 3 VII |        stood there gaping, not knowing what to say or do. The priest
 4 VIII|   acquainted with, without one knowing just how. Another ceremonious
 5 VIII|        just come as neighbors, knowing your condition. Tell them
 6 VIII|   Jeanne, pleased also without knowing why, replied: “The little
 7 VIII|      of delicacy.”~And without knowing why they all three embraced
 8 IX  |      Jeanne did not reply, not knowing he was speaking to her,
 9 X   |     got back home at dusk, not knowing how himself.~The frightened
10 XI  |      and Jeanne was surprised, knowing the punctiliousness of these
11 XI  |       to college.”~And without knowing exactly what they were going
12 XI  |       him home on Sundays. Not knowing what to do with herself
13 XI  |     not come forward at first, knowing that he would soon be of
14 XI  |     like that, anyway, without knowing anything about one’s intended.”~
15 XII |      the crazy woman,” without knowing exactly why, but doubtless
16 XIII|     did the same thing without knowing why. But one evening a thought
17 XIII|   jostled by the crowd and not knowing how to make her way amid
18 XIII|         which she took without knowing what she was doing and read
19 XIII|      for Rosalie’s answer, not knowing what to do, how to kill