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 1   I|  mouthful of fresh air, which seemed to do her good.~The fowls
 2   I|      was surrounded by trees, seemed to be asleep. The tall grass,
 3   I|     degrees, however, Jacques seemed to grow tired of her; he
 4  II| little lad, whose bright eyes seemed always to be watching her.~
 5  II|    anybody shudder, and which seemed to be suffering continually,
 6  II|  herself, for these questions seemed to hurt her like the prick
 7 III|       and dressing it, for it seemed to her that all this was
 8  IV|     For two or three years he seemed to have been nursing some
 9  IV|    even brutally, and it even seemed as if he had a grudge against
10  IV|     nor looked at her, and he seemed to hate her, to despise