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 1 1 |         the second is that~of the children. Guests were lodged in chambers
 2 5 |           would rather keep their children small~and still requiring
 3 6 |         did not as yet eat little children, nor kill her slaves~like
 4 7 |        can. What care I for those children of my cousin Faucombe? I
 5 9 |        other every day, those two children will fall in love, and you
 6 10| consolation of being adored by my children. Have you children?" she~
 7 10|          by my children. Have you children?" she~said to Camille.~ ~"
 8 12|        will be able to leave your children a great name, and a~fine
 9 14|      playing with their wives and children. Those green dragons, otherwise~
10 14|          to poets, childlike~with children, and yet so profound, so
11 14|        and they played there like children~gathering the prettiest,
12 17|           as the Church~loves her children. I can pray for you and
13 17|         have thought more of your children~and of your old Breton house
14 17|    Odyssey. On the third day your children no longer~used the ceremonious "
15 17|     accepts all from me as spoilt children accept things, they~think
16 17|           a happy one for you, my children."~ ~She has taken Calyste'
17 17|          to you, firmly, give~him children, let him respect their mother
18 22|          Ajuda-Pinto, who left no children, found himself sole~master
19 23|           and make my husband and children truly happy."~ ~The Norman
20 26|           has happened to you, my children?" asked the excellent duchess.~ ~"