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 1 I   |       cases for a voyage round the world. Next she fetched some little
 2 I   |            that youngster into the world, so I will leave him my
 3 III |            little knowledge of the world; for in the course of his
 4 III |           and natural thing in the world; but that he should leave
 5 IV  |        stealthy, into the infinite world of ideas, bringing back
 6 IV  |          fairy-like.”~“What in the world are you talking about?”
 7 IV  |         for he loved no one in the world but his mother. And as he
 8 IV  |          who had vanished from the world. By degrees he saw him quite
 9 V   |        have been glad that all the world should accuse his mother
10 V   |           the time of day when the world was bathing, Pierre went
11 V   |       everywhere the same, all the world over.~His mother had done
12 V   | fashionable and showy women of the world, some indeed to the less
13 VII |        tranquil. Everything in the world seemed to him quite natural
14 VII |         far unlike the rest of the world, as to be able to say to
15 VII |      everything— everything in the world to me for so long! Listen,
16 VII |          him! I had but him in the world, and you two boys, your
17 VIII|      doubtful introductions in the world. It would be enough if your
18 IX  |            up from the ends of the world and holding in their intangible
19 IX  |         have not a farthing in the world.”~Marowsko said: “It is
20 IX  |           at the other side of the world.~In that vessel which nothing