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 1      I,      IV|          long. Paris is like the earth: one half of it is always
 2    III,      II|          their habitations - the earth."~ ~"Then every person owns
 3    III,      II|      every person owns a plot of earth? Where is the plot which
 4    III,     III|  strength which the stepmotherly earth had taken from them. A promenade
 5     IV,      IV|          most powerful demons of earth, the human passions, and
 6      V,      II|      this secluded corner of the earth, and here I learned that -
 7     VI,     III|        Is there anywhere else on earth so much love, so much goodness
 8     VI,     III|       grant that there be not on earth one other Frenchwoman who
 9     VI,     III|          the two is Thy image on earth?"~ ~"Oh, pray understand
10     VI,     III|     world but you. On this whole earth there is not another orphan
11   VIII,      II|       came, - to crush me to the earth, and to serve you, - and
12   VIII,     III| exhalations, which rose from the earth after the shower in the
13     IX,      II|         threw up great mounds of earth, like enormous excrescences
14     IX,      II|         slight elevations of dry earth which were overgrown with
15     IX,     III|       and threw his rider to the earth. Three demons, at once sprang
16     IX,     III|        then fell suddenly to the earth. His own blade, however,
17     IX,      IV|          it deep into the swampy earth, when clear, drinkable water
18     IX,      IV|         long cane into the moist earth, then put her lips to it,
19      X,     III|        told to the one person on earth, are never heard by any
20      X,     III|      such a being remain on this earth - a being that could do
21      X,     III|      that reached from heaven to earth.~ ~The two weeping women
22      X,     III|        from you only six feet of earth. To you remain your tattered
23      X,     III|    vanished from the face of the earth, as have entire villages