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1  II|  every few minutes to look at herself from top to toe, to see
2  II|  often she ran away to cry by herself, for these questions seemed
3 III| little roll of fat. She threw herself on it, as if it had been
4 III|     and then she began to cry herself, because it did not know
5 III|    was hers, and would say to herself in a low voice as she danced
6 III|     bed that night. She threw herself, dressed as she was, on
7 III|   with a mad longing to throw herself into it. All her sufferings
8   V|      the crowd and prostrated herself in the abbey, and, mingling