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 1   I|       time to time she dipped out some water and slowly washed
 2   I|         on the steaming dunghill; some of them were scratching
 3   I|      however, she tried to obtain some information without exciting
 4  II|        child, so she left it with some neighbors, who promised
 5  II|          of her child, she sought some way of saving up money for
 6  II|    kitchen, she said to him, with some embarrassment, that she
 7  II|   immediately, and then added, in some embarrassment himself:~"
 8 III|          on it, as if it had been some prey, and kissed it so violently
 9 III|       said. She sat down, and for some moments they remained side
10 III|         remained side by side, in some embarrassment, with their
11 III|          as if at the approach of some great danger; so, after
12 III|      person who is overwhelmed by some great misfortune. At last
13 III|         she began to imagine that some one bad cast a spell over
14 III| accompanied her, and now and then some night bird flew over her
15 III|          who was driving along at some distance, to the spot. He
16 III|           pray who is the fellow? Some penniless, half-starved
17  IV|         and who would find it out some day or other. And then she
18  IV|           mind, though still with some vague fear floating in it.
19  IV|       seemed to have been nursing some secret anxiety, to be troubled
20  IV|        anxiety, to be troubled by some care, some mental disturbance,
21  IV|         be troubled by some care, some mental disturbance, which
22  IV|           neighbor's boy came for some eggs, and she spoke rather
23  IV|        several spoonfuls of soup, some of which dropped on to his
24   V|         other: "Perhaps there are some secret ways?" And they tried
25   V|         loaf on which he had made some marks; it was kneaded up
26   V|          he said. She got up with some difficulty, and then, when
27   V|          the cure about an orphan some time ago."~Then, still laughing,