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 1   I|         and her rage increased every day because she could not
 2   I|       At last, one night, when every one in the farmhouse was
 3  II| irreparable and drawing nearer every day, and which was as sure
 4  II|       death itself. She got up every morning long before the
 5  II|       day, she stopped working every few minutes to look at herself
 6  II|       suffering which she felt every hour and every minute, because
 7  II|        she felt every hour and every minute, because she was
 8  II|    something that was due from every good servant, and as a mere
 9  II|     crowns extra into the bank every month, thanks to her, she
10 III|       them, for in the country every one is very nearly equal;
11 III|      Her terror increased, and every time the great kitchen clock
12 III|        upon the right one, and every moment wiped her eyes with
13 III|        used to follow you into every corner and devoured you
14   V|    with a pinch of ashes in it every evening. The farmer consented