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1 II |   was~well shod; his tailor loved to clothe him. Godefroid
2 II | happy in love, who would be loved,~that is to say, not for
3 III| that a man must love and be~loved, or love without return,
4 III|  love without return, or be loved without loving, or love
5 IV |  daughters and her servants~loved her so blindly that the
6 IV |    man. Beaudenord~actually loved the solemn old Wirthhe has
7 V  |   du Tillet's carelessness,~loved him too well to shut the
8 V  |    is the fact that~one has loved. His motive? Here it is.
9 V  |   him, Finot.)~Mme. Matifat loved the arts; she bought lithographs,