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 1   I|    heat brought out. With this there was mingled the sour smell
 2   I|      for eggs in the hen loft. There were thirteen of them, which
 3   I|       Close to it, in a ditch, there was a large patch of violets,
 4   I|    groups of laborers here and there, who looked as small as
 5  II|      the roadside and remained there till night.~When she got
 6  II|        died soon after she got there, and the next day Rose gave
 7  II|      had been wounded so long, there arose something like brightness,
 8  II|        left behind her, though there was fresh suffering in that
 9  II|     about it, but when she got there, she spoke about something
10 III| without knowing why.~"Sit down there," he said. She sat down,
11 III|       she had been struck, and there she remained motionless,
12 III|        district.~Neither could there be any scruples about an
13 III|   bubbles were rising here and there.~A feeling of delicious
14 III|    sufferings would be over in there, over forever. She no longer
15 III|        master on that account. There must be something at the
16   V|        to each other: "Perhaps there are some secret ways?" And
17   V|        will go and see whether there is any soup left; I should