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1   II,  I |          all. I believe that I have wept too much. I must rest a~
2   II,  I |             out my eyes, which have wept so much, so that you may
3   II,  II|       feeling exhausted from having wept so much: “Oh, not at all
4   II,  II|     thoughts continued:~“Madame has wept too much; there is nothing
5   II,  II|           chair, sat down in it and wept; and her maid, who was called
6   II,  V |          day, at his house, she had wept because she was a little
7   II,  V |       Nevertheless, he suffered and wept over the letters, as one
8   II,  VI|       handkerchief to her eyes.~She wept! Then her heart was awakening,
9   II,  VI| handkerchief, covered her eyes, and wept bitterly.~She knew—she guessed!