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 1 1 |      He was always beside the water, on the water, or in the
 2 1 |      beside the water, on the water, or in the water. He must
 3 1 |       on the water, or in the water. He must have been born
 4 2 | stories about his life on the water. The good man at once became
 5 4 |     eternal motion of flowing water is more terrible to me than
 6 18|  imperceptible lapping of the water against the bank, and I
 7 20|     her to the surface of the water and lifting her out, to
 8 20|      with a single bound. The water was glistening, all was
 9 23|    fog which lay close to the water, so that when I stood up
10 26|       fish to jump out of the water, as often happens, nothing
11 29|    before, had floated on the water, had gradually cleared off
12 30|      All the creatures in the water were awake. The frogs croaked
13 31|       was full of clouds. The water lapped mournfully, the wind