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 1   I|        so that he could not get away from her, and, half strangling
 2   I|     released her grasp and went away without another word.~She
 3  II|         not say a word and went away, but as soon as she was
 4  II|       do whose thoughts are far away.~They began to talk about
 5  II|  christening? And often she ran away to cry by herself, for these
 6  II|  holiday, so that she might get away, as she was not very well.
 7 III|        a mad inclination to run away, to escape and to flee before
 8  IV|        as the laborers had gone away during her absence, and
 9   V| terrible grief. She was wasting away with sorrow; her husband
10   V|        would assuredly have run away, but the farmer rubbed his