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 1 III | prepossessing.~He turned away, thinking: “This won’t do. I must
 2 V   |      carriage. Of what was she thinking? Suddenly she moved her
 3 IX  |        any woman.~“I have been thinking of something,” said she, “
 4 IX  |      The tenth of May arrived. Thinking a religious ceremony unnecessary,
 5 X   |        voice: “Of what are you thinking? For half an hour you have
 6 X   |    replied with a sneer: “I am thinking of all those fools who kiss
 7 XII |      it?”~“Nothing much. I was thinking of a comical old priest
 8 XIII|      steps with a light heart, thinking of a thousand things—of
 9 XV  |     remain all day in my chair thinking of you.”~He looked at her
10 XVII|    waited there some time, and thinking his ladylove had played
11 XVII|      replied tearfully: “I was thinking that poor mamma could not