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1    I,  I  |       efforts, everything appears weary and overcome as soon as
2    I,  I  |       lasted seven years, did not weary her nor seem monotonous,
3    I,  I  | gentleness and kindness, with the weary and languid manner of a
4   II,  I  |         many~others, who bore and weary me as much as hand-organs.
5   II,  II |           and though she returned weary and not hungry she forced
6   II,  III|          In the morning she awoke weary and overcome by extreme
7   II,  V  |       long time, she laid, with a weary movement, the little glass
8   II,  VI |  pressures which, in place of the weary lips, told of all the sadness