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 1   I|           he crowed, the cocks in all the neighboring farmyards
 2   I|      apple trees cast their shade all round them, and the thatched
 3   I|       then of their neighbors, of all the people in the country
 4   I|           love with her, that was all.~"So you really want to
 5   I|            if a man were to marry all the girls with whom he has
 6   I|         and later, when they were all at work, she went up into
 7   I|  misfortune that she fancied that all the people whom she asked
 8   I|        asked laughed maliciously. All she learned, however, was
 9  II|          s legs; but it lived for all that. She said she was married,
10  II|           getting high prices for all their produce, and by baffling
11  II| everything, with the direction of all the laborers, and with the
12 III|         had grown rosy and chubby all over, like a little roll
13 III|         for it seemed to her that all this was the confirmation
14 III|          it's my baby."~She cried all the way home as she returned
15 III|        body, and without being at all able to collect her thoughts,
16 III|           her face, her hair, and all over her body, and then
17 III|         to throw herself into it. All her sufferings would be
18 III|          And he angrily mentioned all the young fellows in the
19 III|     turning the thrashing machine all day in the place of the
20  IV|          could never get out, and all kinds of misfortunes were
21  IV|         who was also the cause of all her happiness on earth,
22  IV|         back into the house, with all her grief awakened afresh;
23  IV|           also. "Yes, yes, I know all about it; your husband has
24  IV|         but it is very provoking, all the same."~
25   V|         beat her. They quarrelled all day long, and when they