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1 IV   | fire left on the hearth. I seized not only the paper but Saknussemm’
2 V    |    He came and he went; he seized his head between both his
3 XXI  |  Do you understand?”~I had seized Hans by the arm. I wished
4 XXIII|     I understood it all. I seized the hunter’s hands, and
5 XXVI | work of time.~A doubt then seized upon me. Was I indeed in
6 XXVII|   Unspeakable despair then seized upon me. I lay overwhelmed,
7 XLI  |     The raft, occasionally seized by an eddy, spun round as
8 XLII |    an unconquerable terror seized upon me, from which I could
9 XLV  |  could have wished. He was seized with the mal de pays, a