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 1   I|  steaming dunghill; some of them were scratching with one
 2   I|    farm.~The girl looked at them without thinking, and then
 3   I|      There were thirteen of them, which she took in and put
 4   I|  cast their shade all round them, and the thatched roofs,
 5   I|     relations, who had left them for a long time, and it
 6   I| story of love began between them. They plagued one another
 7   I|   so they remained, both of them, motionless and without
 8 III|    not know what to do with them, and looking each other
 9 III|    an unequal match between them, for in the country every
10 III|   She did not dare to touch them, and screamed with horror,
11   V|     with herbs, and each of them was to eat a piece of it,
12   V|    he declared; but none of them had the desired effect.
13   V|     Then the priest advised them to make a pilgrimage to
14   V|  Then war broke out between them; he called her names and