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1 III|   if he needed once more to empty out his heart to some one,
2 III|   doctor’s glass, which was empty; then he filled up all the
3 IV |    motionless in a vast and empty space. And he made up his
4 V  |  The sound rose through the empty staircase, penetrating through
5 VII| bed-room.~It was apparently empty, lighted by a single candle
6 VII|    you, all would have been empty, dark, and void as the night.
7 IX |     to table, carrying away empty glasses and returning them