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 1        I,  V   | However, he never senselessly murmured. Besides, the fact was that
 2        I,  VIII|       out of seven thousand!” murmured the girl.~The bell now announced
 3        I,  X   |     has sent thee in my way!” murmured the young girl.~The impetus
 4        I,  X   |   must accomplish.”~“A duty!” murmured Nadia.~Just then a bright
 5        I,  XIV |      my mother and Nadia!” he murmured. “I have no longer the right
 6       II,  I   |   service. Well, well! Good,” murmured Alcide Jolivet; “there he
 7       II,  II  |   looking down.~“He bore it!” murmured Marfa, shuddering.~“Mother,
 8       II,  III |     him, but the old Siberian murmured in her ear, “Stay, my daughter!”~“
 9       II,  V   | beating of her heart. Then he murmured a few words.~Did Marfa still
10       II,  V   |  Brother!” said she.~“Nadia!” murmured Michael, “Nadia!”~“Come,
11       II,  VII |     our way there!”~“To see!” murmured Nadia, thinking of her blind
12       II,  IX  |      off! He alone could have murmured the name of Michael! Where
13       II,  IX  |     Farewell, my friends!” he murmured. “I am glad to have seen
14       II,  XI  |         Our poor companions!” murmured Nadia.~For half an hour
15       II,  XI  |       the town. “At last!” he murmured.~But suddenly Nadia uttered