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1    I,  I  |        and much sought after.~Struck by the apparition that had
2    I,  I  |     state of mind.”~The clock struck, and this reminder of the
3   II,  II |       the death of her mother struck a blow at her heart. During
4   II,  III|   suddenly, as if a clock had struck in her heart, she awoke
5   II,  IV |   intoxication. Three o’clock struck, and he was astonished to
6   II,  V  |     autumn evening.~The clock struck.~“It is a long time since
7   II,  VI | torture.~The three blows were struck, and suddenly the sharp
8   II,  VI |      at the end of a sentence struck him like a blow of the fist