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1 IV |      let fall her knitting, and hiding her face in her hands, she
2 V  |   faintly like a wild animal in hiding.~The uncultivated country
3 VII|     mistress, she began to sob, hiding her face in the covers and
4 VII|         for a door of escape, a hiding place, a dark corner, some
5 IX |       down beside the wall, and hiding her face in the curtain
6 X  |     truth, and he did not stir, hiding as a hare, starting at the
7 X  |         to be discovered in his hiding place and of being compelled
8 XI |        affairs. He was still in hiding in England. He wrote to
9 XII| ignorance of money matters, was hiding from her, out of consideration