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 1 III  |      he could not express his thoughts in words. Convinced of his
 2 III  |    out of the tunnel, and his thoughts reverted to his parents.
 3 X    |     his wife, who divined his thoughts, asked in her soft voice: “
 4 X    |       better to do.”~Georges’ thoughts were busy with the dead;
 5 XI   |       rolled on, and Georges’ thoughts were with Mme. Walter.~
 6 XIV  |      the room and uttered his thoughts aloud, thus speaking to
 7 XV   |       a week? I have no other thoughts than of you. I suffer terribly.
 8 XV   |  wishing to be alone with his thoughts. He went in search of his
 9 XVII |       Jesus—Jesus—” while her thoughts were with her daughter and
10 XVIII| Georges did not see them; his thoughts had returned to the past,