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1  II| wounded so long, there arose something like brightness, an unknown
2  II|    hard work was accepted as something that was due from every
3  II|   got there, she spoke about something else. She felt a kind of
4  II|     for money, as if it were something disgraceful; but, at last,
5  II|      come back, I shall have something to say to you myself."~
6 III|      moments, she remembered something of what had happened, and
7 III|        She tried to think of something by which to swear, as she
8 III|  that account. There must be something at the bottom of it, however."~
9  IV|      to despise her, to know something about the affair at last.