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1    I,  I |        watering-places at some distance, which had so much revived
2    I,  I |       Every gown he saw in the distance made his heart throb quickly.
3    I,  II|        mother, who at a little distance seemed almost as fresh and
4   II,  I | whether you approach me~from a distance, or whether I divine your
5   II,  II|      Suddenly she heard in the distance the crack of a whip; she
6   II,  II|     The barking of dogs in the distance came to the ear, and in
7   II,  II| replied.~She heard them from a distance counting the points. One
8   II,  IV|        felt them coming from a distance, pass over her own face