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 1      I,       I|     beautifully dressed doll. All thought of fear now vanished from
 2      I,       I|      returning her love. Have you thought of this also?"~ ~"I shall
 3      I,     III|     monsieur. I should never have thought of that! I imagined that
 4      I,     III|           Paris. He was buried in thought. He glanced only now and
 5      I,     III|        trample upon it. On second thought, he restrained himself,
 6      I,      IV|            but it was a repulsive thought that prompted the using
 7      I,      IV|            Was not it a repulsive thought which prompted them to hold
 8      I,      IV|        but the little diplomatist thought it best to atone for her
 9      I,      IV|       very soon" (this also was a thought of her own). "I am to fulfil
10     II,       I|           not help but tremble at thought of having to repeat it before
11     II,       I|        responded the doctor.~ ~"I thought it likely that the 'county
12     II,     III|              I cannot see why you thought it necessary to relate this
13    III,      II|          this?"~ ~"I have had the thought in my head for a long, long
14    III,     III|          she called joyfully. She thought it was Ludwig.~ ~The door
15    III,     III|           must be sent for."~ ~"I thought of that, but I did not like
16     IV,       I|          of such institutions. He thought the little ones would be
17     IV,      II|          had let him read it. She thought it quite in the order of
18     IV,     III| instruments with me."~ ~"Then you thought you might find here some
19     IV,      IV|               Then suppose I have thought of something that will?
20      V,       I|         had aroused in him by the thought that it contained no further
21      V,       I|        attention that they had no thought for any of the living women
22      V,      II|         dashed into the water. He thought that the beautiful fire
23      V,      II|      seemed familiar to me."~ ~"I thought you must have heard something
24      V,      II|           drive with me? Have you thought of the risk - the danger
25      V,      II|           I have given it as much thought as did you when you risked
26      V,      II|         it but a moment's serious thought. I do not ask what the mysterious
27     VI,       I|        true that human speech and thought are transmitted to the other
28     VI,       I|        exclaimed:~ ~"I never once thought of her! Wait, my brave Henry.
29     VI,      IV|         like to know why you both thought it best to keep this robbery
30    VII,       I|           shout for very joy! The thought that we might have to fight
31    VII,      II|         was ready for them. Marie thought it would have been only
32     IX,     III|        the victory.~ ~Even as the thought flashed through his brain,
33      X,     III|         bombs and flames, yet the thought that he should find his