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1 6 |            dreams. ~All at once he perceived furrows and little mounds
2 6 |           a mirror, all at once he perceived the symmetrical rows of
3 11| iron-barred window of his cell, he perceived the scaffold, and, at twenty
4 19|          himself to the window, he perceived a paper which had been slipped
5 20|         not far off from the door, perceived Rosa, who at last was waiting
6 20|            times, until at last he perceived that he was outwitted. Then,
7 23|            but also that, when she perceived her loss, she would not
8 27|           Boxtel turned round, and perceived Rosa. ~At this sight the