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 1 XXXVI |        Those who are going to die had better make haste about
 2 XXXVII| doomed, most surely doomed to die.~On the 23rd he seemed to
 3 XXXIX |     you think we are fated to die of hunger?”~“Yes; Miss Herbey,
 4 XXXIX |    have one consolation; they die the soonest;” I replied
 5 XXXIX |       you, and shall probably die first. Promise me that,
 6 XXXIX |      cannot, will not see him die!”~He spoke passionately,
 7 XL    |       let me kiss it before I die. Mother! mother! Oh my God!”~
 8 XLII  |     seems as if we then could die in peace!~About noon we
 9 XLVIII|   dying of hunger at least to die in peace. There is not one
10 XLIX  |       if any one of us should die, I doubt whether the survivors
11 XLIX  |      hope now; all of us must die, and by the most deplorable
12 LII   |    the following day, I would die by my own hand. Whether
13 LIII  |   whoever should be doomed to die, would only precede the
14 LV    |    fallen upon me, and I must die!”~“Never!” shrieked Andre,
15 LV    |      and it is I who ought to die!”~But the words of the unhappy
16 LV    |   Closing my lips, I tried to die of suffocation in the water;
17 LVI   |      longer had I any wish to die, and already Curtis, who