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 1 III |     tighter, till he almost crushed it. And without moving a
 2 VI  |    the farmyards an odor of crushed apples, that smell of new
 3 VII |   And as Rosalie, perfectly crushed, did not stir, Jeanne called
 4 VII |   bear?”~She did not reply, crushed, mortified, exhausted as
 5 X   |     in addition, Jeanne was crushed at the thought of what she
 6 X   |  found two bodies, bruised, crushed and bleeding. The man’s
 7 X   |     open and his whole face crushed; the woman’s jaw was hanging,
 8 XI  |    you soon.”~Jeanne was so crushed in spirit that she appeared
 9 XII |     a rap left.”~Jeanne was crushed, and repeated: “I could
10 XIII| Paul de Lamare.”~Jeanne was crushed. She remained motionless,
11 XIV |     fade away and her hopes crushed, she would sometimes hesitate