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 1   I|    life and friskiness, jumped over the ditches and then stopped
 2 III|      grown rosy and chubby all over, like a little roll of fat.
 3 III|     until tomorrow to think it over."~And he hurried out of
 4 III|      some one bad cast a spell over her, as country people so
 5 III|       sat up, passed her hands over her face, her hair, and
 6 III|        face, her hair, and all over her body, and then she went
 7 III|   setting, shed a bright light over the fields. Instead of opening
 8 III| opening the gate she scrambled over the fence, and as soon as
 9 III|      then some night bird flew over her head, while the dogs
10 III|      her pass; one even jumped over the ditch, and followed
11 III|        her sufferings would be over in there, over forever.
12 III|        would be over in there, over forever. She no longer thought
13  IV|       misfortunes were hanging over her head, like huge rocks,
14  IV|    with him after the meal was over, but left the room and hastened