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1 III|        by degrees the sun slowly sank into the ocean.~Then a fresh
2 VI |          on the boy’s hat, which sank down to his shoulders with
3 VII|      into which she occasionally sank up to her knees, seemed
4 VII|        pain of their sorrow.~She sank down again into the snow;
5 IX | piteously. Then, collapsing, she sank down beside the wall, and
6 XI |     earth fell on her coffin she sank to the ground, wishing that
7 XIV|        loves you,~“Paul.”~Jeanne sank into a chair and had scarcely