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 1      I,       I|             to which she very soon fell asleep herself.~ ~"She is
 2      I,     III|          the light from the window fell on her face.~ ~"How kind
 3     II,      II|          lady is his mistress. She fell once into the hands of justice,
 4    III,     III|           head; but the heavy blow fell on the water. The creature
 5    III,      IV|      finished his supper. The rain fell in torrents on the roof,
 6    III,      IV|     convulsion shook his limbs. He fell from the bed, but sprang
 7    III,      IV|            word he released Henry, fell on his knees at Marie's
 8    III,      IV|          gushed from her eyes, and fell into the water; it was as
 9    III,      IV|            shuddered when her eyes fell on the engraving.~ ~"The
10     IV,       I|   Ultimately, however, the victory fell to the lady. It happened
11     IV,     III|            of her figure. Her hair fell like a golden cataract to
12      V,     III|           sward so rapidly that he fell head over heels into some
13     VI,      VI|           exclaimed, when her eyes fell on an easel on which was
14    VII,      II|       Dörnberg, Schill, and Lützow fell resultless on the indifference
15    VII,     III|        Thus it will seem as if she fell by accident into the hands
16   VIII,      II| convulsively sobbed Katharina, and fell upon her face on the floor
17     IX,       I|           vain attempt to rise. He fell back with a deep groan,
18     IX,       I|        involuntarily when her eyes fell on the stranger's repulsive
19     IX,       I|            before twilight shadows fell upon the land, the demons
20     IX,     III|           straighten himself, then fell suddenly to the earth. His
21     IX,     III|       saddle before the poor beast fell under him.~ ~All seemed
22     IX,     III|            taking aim. De Fervlans fell backward to the ground.~ ~ ~ ~
23     IX,      IV|            While so doing her eyes fell on the steel ring on his