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 1   I|        earthen floor, on which so many things had been continually
 2   I|        feel strong enough, and so she went to the door to
 3   I|      enough to beg her pardon; so they sat down side by side
 4   I|      again, but she struck him so violently in the face with
 5   I|       with her, that was all.~"So you really want to marry
 6   I|         threw him or his back, so that he could not get away
 7   I|      he was almost choked, and so they remained, both of them,
 8   I|          This made her tremble so violently that she could
 9   I|       her head in the bolster, so that she might not be heard.
10   I|     any suspicion, but she was so overwhelmed by the thoughts
11  II|     continual feeling made her so incapable of reasoning that
12  II|        her life before she was so upset by it that she was
13  II|       burdened with the child, so she left it with some neighbors,
14  II|         which had been wounded so long, there arose something
15  II|         and determined to work so that her master would be
16  II|   necessary for the household; so that, in a short time, she
17  II|     neither more nor less; and so she made up her mind to
18  II|    asked for a week's holiday, so that she might get away,
19 III|       some prey, and kissed it so violently that it began
20 III| approach of some great danger; so, after waiting for a few
21 III|       cry left in her, she was so thoroughly dumfounded. She
22 III|    over her, as country people so often imagine, and she felt
23 III|     the yard she stooped down, so as not to be seen by any
24 III|      and screamed with horror, so that her cries of despair
25 III|  stammered out in a rage: "Ah! So you confess it, you slut!
26 III|     answer, he continued: "Ah! So you will not tell me. Then
27  IV|       fear floating in it. And so years went on, until the
28  IV|        you would not treat him so." She was hurt and did not
29   V|       it, but without success; so they said to each other: "
30   V|     lived ten leagues off, and so Vallin one day drove off
31   V|       country, but infallible, so he declared; but none of
32   V|        never had any children, so you cannot understand, you
33   V|        none together."~She was so scared that if she had had