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 1 V    | severely. Martha had, without thinking any harm, cleared out the
 2 XIV  |    But I was mistaken.~“I was thinking of that,” he replied with
 3 XIV  |       him, he resumed:~“I was thinking of that. Ever since we arrived
 4 XVI  |      lofty elevations without thinking of the profound abysses
 5 XXVI |      want of exercise for the thinking faculty!~During the fortnight
 6 XXXI |       your plans? Are you not thinking of returning to the surface
 7 XXXII|   these endless waves, always thinking I should come to the end
 8 XL   |     might well be excused for thinking myself well hardened against
 9 XLII |   into thought. What was Hans thinking of — that man of the far
10 XLIV |   olive trees.~We were hardly thinking of that. Stromboli! What