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 1 I   |    and new pleasure.~From the moment when they started she surrendered
 2 I   |    few minutes. But from that moment he had it all his own way;
 3 II  |   account, on the spur of the moment, for this dejection of spirit
 4 II  |     of moorings.~Just at this moment the moon rose behind the
 5 III |       I going to do?”~At this moment he felt in his soul the
 6 III |      rise to his lips at this moment? And why did he allow it
 7 III |      and more fractious every moment, retorted with a sneer:~“
 8 III |     not that he thought for a moment of giving it up, but simply
 9 IV  |    cautious to utter.~At this moment, he felt sure, the old man
10 IV  |       her in his arms at that moment, how he would have kissed
11 V   |   idea, as if it had but this moment sprung upon him, that these
12 V   |      she replied:~“No. Wait a moment. I will let you in. Wait
13 V   |     must be in misery at this moment if she knows that I guess!”
14 VI  |    that had been lulled for a moment.~But he, too, was suffering
15 VI  |       to his brain; and every moment he felt a little more determined,
16 VI  |      and nothing else—for the moment.”~“You are cruel—let us
17 VI  |      was vexed, and without a moment’s thought dragged his net
18 VI  |    you so.”~They were at this moment both standing in the salt
19 VII |     begged them all to wait a moment in the ante-room. He wanted
20 VII |       Roland.~She hesitated a moment and then said: “No, dear
21 VII | creature can suffer. From the moment when I perceived that your
22 VII |      guessed the truth, every moment of my life has been a martyrdom
23 VIII|     gladly have been off that moment, no matter whither, feeling
24 IX  |        and answered:~“At this moment she is working round in