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 1 II |       The nightingales sang no longer; the frogs had finished
 2 II |      time he meets them. He no longer distinguished her from the
 3 II |    love you. Don’t pretend any longer not to understand me, and
 4 III| enveloped her life.~She was no longer cast down. She dreamed,
 5 III|        the world. She could no longer breathe, her breast oppressed
 6 III|  rejoined:~“No, mamma, I am no longer a child, and I have the
 7 III|      Well, it must not be, any longer, do you hear? I do not wish
 8 IV |      still?”~Then suddenly, no longer able to resist the despairing
 9 IV |   violently, that she could no longer walk. She covered her face
10 IV |       voices, but she could no longer distinguish the words, which
11 IV |  changed in her spirit. She no longer thought as she had done
12 IV |       the drug, and she had no longer at all the desire to die,