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 1 2 | father accompanied him to the marshes and the forest, teaching
 2 7 |       depressing sight of the marshes and dunes, which~resemble
 3 7 |    derives an income~from the marshes and a few outlying farms
 4 7 |  looks~toward the sea and the marshes, and arranged it with a
 5 7 |    the sands, the sea and the marshes.~ ~This answer explained
 6 7 |       the dunes and the salt-~marshes without me. He meant to
 7 7 |     and watch the road to the marshes."~ ~Calyste arranged a great
 8 10|      did not~wander about the marshes for my pleasure; no, upon
 9 11|     contemplating in turn the~marshes, the sea, and Calyste, to
10 11|       it happened, to~see the marshes and the little bay with
11 14|  friends, I wanted to see the marshes of Guerande once more~before
12 14|     about the entrance of the marshes to salute him.~ ~"Can a