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 1 2 |        already confessed, set me thinking over her death, more perhaps
 2 2 |        perhaps than it was worth thinking over. I remembered having
 3 4 |        like that. Dead! Dead and thinking of me, writing and repeating
 4 7 |         far from having given up thinking about Marguerite. Another
 5 11|          to and fro in the room, thinking over things, when Prudence
 6 13|       man who is with her to go, thinking of you, keeping the whole
 7 13|         the flames. What was she thinking of? I know not. As for me,
 8 13|            Do you know what I am thinking of?" ~"No." ~"Of a plan
 9 14|    Othello, spying upon her, and thinking to punish her by seeing
10 15|        their slightest words, in thinking of the consequences of their
11 16|          so long that I began by thinking of it as mine, so perfectly
12 17|          Marguerite seemed to be thinking, for she answered nothing.
13 18| harmonies of evening, both of us thinking of the coming hours which