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 1      I,     III|       of those who had been the means of lodging them here. The
 2      I,      IV|      with naïve sarcasm, "which means that she has left me to
 3     II,       I|    which his fat red face by no means confuted, - while his heavy,
 4     II,      II|        but her manner was by no means in keeping with either;
 5     II,      II| invisible?"~ ~"Invisible? By no means, your ladyship. The nameless
 6     II,      II|       has chosen the very worst means to remain undiscovered.
 7     II,      II|         anything is needed, the means to help are sent to me.
 8     IV,       I|       gift surprises me; for it means either that you disapprove
 9     IV,       I|     charges. The task was by no means an easy one, as the lad
10     IV,      IV|         curtain was lowered, by means of a cord, two springs in
11     VI,      IV| Katharina's answer? It is by no means a wise move for a man to
12    VII,     III|        house. I sought by every means to lure the hermit from
13    VII,     III|         puzzled. But I have the means of compelling Themire to
14   VIII,     III|        is."~ ~This letter by no means lightened Vavel's gloomy
15   VIII,     III|    already learned what poverty means," said Katharina. "Look