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 1   I|      which she took in and put into the storeroom; but the smell
 2   I|      bundle of straw, threw it into the ditch and sat down upon
 3   I|    closed, and she was falling into a state of delightful languor.
 4   I|     and she directed her looks into the distance, toward the
 5   I|    strangling him, she shouted into his face:~"I am enceinte,
 6   I|       all at work, she went up into her room and cried, burying
 7  II|      time, however, she put it into her pocket, as she did not
 8  II|      or a hundred crowns extra into the bank every month, thanks
 9 III|       saw her, and she took it into the fields, and ran about
10 III|   before her master called her into his room; and she went,
11 III|        suddenly the tears came into her eves and she said twice
12 III|        her sleep. When she got into the yard she stooped down,
13 III| stockings and plunged her legs into the still water, from which
14 III|       longing to throw herself into it. All her sufferings would
15 III|   cannot." He immediately flew into a rage.~"You cannot, girl;
16 III|    rate, he used to follow you into every corner and devoured
17  IV|         and then she went back into the house, with all her
18  IV|       the little lamp swung up into the air, and almost immediately