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 1      IV|        your sister's name?"~ ~"Anna."[27]~ ~"Lend me her name
 2      IV|   sister, my dear, good little Anna, trusted him, and all was
 3      IX|    refrained from punishing on Anna's behalf? Anna was his own
 4      IX|    punishing on Anna's behalf? Anna was his own sister, and
 5   XVIII|      most hearty welcome. With Anna, Manasseh's twin sister,
 6   XVIII|     exchange the first kiss.~ ~Anna wished to come to her new
 7   XVIII|      be your companion, sister Anna."~ ~Anna and Blanka embraced
 8   XVIII|     companion, sister Anna."~ ~Anna and Blanka embraced each
 9   XVIII|         It was not long before Anna and Blanka became the warmest
10   XVIII|    spoil her pleasure there.~ ~Anna noticed her friend's involuntary
11   XVIII|      her voice as she spoke.~ ~Anna clasped her companion's
12   XVIII|    really feel it."~ ~"My poor Anna!" was all Blanka could say.~ ~"
13   XVIII|      Blanka.~ ~"True," replied Anna, resting her head on her
14   XVIII|     you see me in tears," said Anna, briskly. "I must not make
15   XVIII|      sister's proud claim. Yet Anna was in earnest.~ ~"Perhaps
16   XVIII|          And hear me further," Anna went on. "When our house
17   XVIII|          I promise you, sister Anna, that for your sake I will
18     XIX|      set for his marriage with Anna Adorjan, but he had the
19      XX|    speechless with horror, but Anna, who followed her, broke
20      XX|       she is now our guest."~ ~Anna buried her face in Blanka'
21     XXI|   afternoon in May, Blanka and Anna, with Manasseh and Aaron,
22     XXI| Promise not to take Blanka and Anna up Hidas Peak."~ ~"I promise."~ ~"
23     XXI|     Aaron's mind. He conducted Anna and Blanka to the verge
24     XXI|    sitting still in one place. Anna, true miner's daughter that
25     XXI|        occurred together. Both Anna and her companion were soon
26     XXI|       started once more toward Anna and Blanka. Only twenty
27     XXI|       made the boldest recoil. Anna planted herself before her
28     XXI|     252] of a lion. Blanka and Anna gave a backward glance and
29     XXI|         Yet neither Blanka nor Anna went on to say of whom this
30     XXI|            Oh, heavens!" cried Anna, "what have you done? What
31     XXI|   might have killed him!" said Anna, reproachfully.~ ~"And that
32     XXI|        Manasseh."~ ~Blanka and Anna both pledged themselves
33     XXI|  thought?" whispered Blanka to Anna.~ ~"Yes," returned the latter,
34     XXI|  before she lay down to sleep, Anna veiled the little portrait
35   XXIII|        now embraced Blanka and Anna and bade them farewell.~ ~"
36   XXIII|      his wife on the forehead. Anna, who could read her brother'
37    XXIV|  second Blanka. But their aunt Anna insisted on sharing the
38    XXIV|   Manasseh is right," declared Anna. "What will do for a grandson
39    XXIV|        you must stay with us," Anna interposed. "You and the
40    XXIV|         spring, and summer?"~ ~Anna's eyes filled with tears
41   XXVII|       appearance of his sister Anna. The poor girl, he could
42  XXVIII|        am not to blame."~ ~ ~ ~Anna Adorjan hovered on the brink
43  XXVIII|         Thus it was, too, that Anna's words came true, and the
44  XXVIII|      out with Aaron to prepare Anna's grave.~ ~"We must make