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 1 II |   calmed down after they had passed. They touched the other
 2 II |     From time to time, boats passed by, a quick yawl or a heavy
 3 II |  like savages.~On the stream passed the flotillas of light craft,
 4 III|     Still other suppositions passed through her mind. She accepted
 5 III|      a feeling than a doubt, passed through her mind as a shadow
 6 III|      their cigars.~The hours passed in a languid conversation.
 7 III|      carriage upon a bridge, passed over the earth; and it seemed
 8 III|      more. A strange shudder passed over her body, and her soul
 9 IV |     with large bubbles which passed in silent flight with deep
10 IV | lowering and sultry day; she passed it entirely on the terrace,
11 IV |       And a peculiar shudder passed over her body. “Dead! I