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1 V     |    calmed down, and like a man exhausted by too lavish an expenditure
2 V     |      vital power, he sank back exhausted into his armchair.~“What
3 XV    |       blowing violently. I was exhausted. The Professor saw that
4 XVIII | expenditure of strength. I was exhausted. The order to ‘halt’ therefore
5 XXII  |       felt weighed down, and I exhausted myself with imaginary violent
6 XXVII |        of some hours, no doubt exhausted, I fell like a lifeless
7 XXVIII|  courage!”~. . . .~“Wait! I am exhausted! I can’t answer. Speak to
8 XXXVI |     not touch; and each of us, exhausted with three sleepless nights,
9 XLII  |      once more be men, and not exhausted, empty bags.”~“Well, let