Part,  Chapter

1   Pres         |  war-song of the national movement. At that very establishment
2      V,      II| tone. Then, with a sudden movement, she seized his hand and
3      V,      II|   well upright, and every movement spoke of haughty self-confidence
4     IX,      II|  growing plants; at every movement they become entangled among
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