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 1      V,      II|             And does your ladyship imagine that I fear such a result?"~ ~"
 2      V,     III| resurrection may be nearer than we imagine; and until then, Marie,
 3     VI,       I|        have I done."~ ~"And do you imagine that you will be allowed
 4     VI,      II|            the enemy."~ ~"Then you imagine, Herr Vice-palatine, that
 5     VI,     III|          and his sword.~ ~"Can you imagine a more glorious queen?"
 6     VI,     III|  sorrowfully. "For my sake? Do you imagine that I shall take pleasure
 7     VI,       V|         task is not so easy as you imagine," retorted Katharina. "There
 8     VI,      VI|        either. Now, will you still imagine that I have a tender heart?
 9    VII,       I|           cloaks are made. You can imagine what a tempest that raised
10   VIII,      II|           t frighten me so! Do you imagine that Ludwig will cease to