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 1   I|         toys, who were drawing a child's cart, driven by a man
 2  II|          birth to a seven-months child, a miserable little skeleton,
 3  II|         not be burdened with the child, so she left it with some
 4  II|          she was parted from her child. What pained her most, however,
 5  II|       and, still thinking of her child, she sought some way of
 6 III|                     PART III~The child was nearly eight months
 7 III|          and she quite tired the child with the violence of her
 8 III|         no longer thought of her child; she only wanted peace,
 9  IV|          then she thought of her child, who was the cause of her
10  IV|         years went on, until the child was six. She was almost
11  IV|            If that were your own child you would not treat him
12  IV| continued: "What do you want, my child?" And he hastily swallowed
13   V|      only one thought: to have a child another child; she confided
14   V|          to have a child another child; she confided her wish to
15   V|        she hissed: "I have had a child, I have had one! I had it
16   V|         without any bread for my child. You have never had any
17   V| increasing surprise: "You have a child? You have a child?"~"You
18   V|         have a child? You have a child?"~"You took me by force,
19   V|      continued: "How old is your child?" "Just six," she whispered. "
20   V|         we will go and fetch the child, as you and I can have none