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 1   I|       she felt rather oppressed, without exactly knowing why. She
 2   I|          The girl looked at them without thinking, and then she raised
 3   I|          of them, motionless and without speaking, in the dark silence,
 4   I|          her grasp and went away without another word.~She had no
 5   I|          obtain some information without exciting any suspicion,
 6  II|         She worked mechanically, without thinking of what she was
 7 III|          astonished and nervous, without knowing why.~"Sit down there,"
 8 III|        went on: "You see, a farm without a mistress can never succeed,
 9 III| mistresses of the establishments without its making any change in
10 III|         that she had a body, and without being at all able to collect
11 III|         half-starved ragamuffin, without a roof to his head, I suppose?
12  IV|         and returned to the farm without knowing what she was doing.
13   V|         consented to try it, but without success; so they said to
14   V|          they ate the whole loaf without obtaining any results from
15   V|        he left this neighborhood without keeping his word."~The man
16   V|       for you would have left me without any bread for my child.