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 1      I,      II|         woman followed with the trembling child, whom she had carefully
 2      I,     III| pressing them warmly, said in a trembling voice:~ ~"Thanks, many thanks,
 3    III,     III|         The young girl withdrew trembling to the stern of the boat,
 4    III,     III|   creature?" asked Marie, still trembling.~ ~"Yes."~ ~"But suppose
 5    III,      IV|      seen the tearful eyes, the trembling lips!~ ~Seeing that her
 6      V,      II|         expressed by those lips trembling with excitement, could not
 7     VI,     III|   interposed Marie, passing her trembling fingers over Ludwig's cheek. "
 8     VI,       V|   ceremony."~ ~She extended her trembling hand, clasped the stem of
 9    VII,     III|         The letter shook in his trembling hands.~ ~"I shall not, however,"
10   VIII,       I|         possession; and yet her trembling hand refused to grasp the
11   VIII,     III|       Katharina," stammered the trembling woman, looking pleadingly
12     IX,       I|         heard the lad say, in a trembling voice:~ ~"I am dreadfully
13     IX,       I|   shuddered, and retreated with trembling limbs, drawing the lad with