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 1 Int|         of protecting his secret thoughts from the curiosity of the
 2 Int|    unexplored, repressed and sad thoughts that I feel in the depths
 3 I  |         each other’s most secret thoughts. This would continue forever
 4 II |     possible to collect, and her thoughts wandered among tender adventures
 5 III|        one with the depth of his thoughts and lent weight to his slightest
 6 III|       the ocean had lulled their thoughts and made them silent, the
 7 VI |         what was occupying their thoughts. They felt that they could
 8 VI | indifferent subjects while these thoughts had possession of them,
 9 VI |        heart afresh, sending her thoughts back to those distant lands
10 VII|          and trembling.~Jeanne’s thoughts were on something else,
11 VII|        said, absorbed in her own thoughts. She could not sleep that
12 IX |       child was never out of her thoughts, declined. He insisted,
13 IX |          whose life, actions and thoughts had been upright at all
14 X  |          to try and distract his thoughts from his grief, and the
15 XI |        mother. Until now all her thoughts had been given to Paul.
16 XIV|    probably in answer to her own thoughts: “Life, after all, is not