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 1 Int|    trembled in secret and was haunted by all kinds of terrors.~
 2 Int|      it from day to day as he haunted the offices of Editors.~
 3 Int|   destruction; he is at times haunted by the idea of a double.
 4 III| chattered. The dream that had haunted her for some time was suddenly
 5 X  |     He recovered, but she was haunted by the idea that he might
 6 X  |    final victory. He was also haunted by a fixed idea. He had
 7 X  |     her feverish dreams which haunted her she persistently sought
 8 XI |    walks, the memory of which haunted her. How long ago—how long
 9 XI |   still full of the idea that haunted her: “Oh, I have had no
10 XIV|      She lived over the past, haunted by memories of her early
11 XIV|       the guide, Jean Ravoli, haunted her, and she sometimes seemed