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 1 II |          no, I am in earnest," he said,~and put his left arm around
 2 II |        that Madame Aubain finally said:~ ~"Very well, I will give
 3 II |       raise his hat every time he said "My deceased father"), his~
 4 II |        shrugged his shoulders and said: "There's a woman,~Madame
 5 II |           to ruins. Madame Aubain~said that she would attend to
 6 II |         was sent away and bravely said~good-bye to them all, for
 7 III|          her on the forehead,~and said: "Now, be brave, be brave!"
 8 III|         her own example, Felicite said:~ ~"Why, Madame, I haven'
 9 III|         and with a searching look said: "They tell you of a--misfortune.
10 III|         and the chief surgeon had~said:~ ~"Here goes another one!"~ ~
11 III|           be quick about it," she said.~ ~Virginia had congestion
12 III|           desperate.~ ~"Not yet," said the physician, and both
13 III|           she would probably have said on this or that occasion.~ ~
14 III|          died; and she had a mass said for the repose of his soul.~ ~
15 III|     subject.~ ~Once even, she had said:~ ~"How glad Madame would
16 IV |  bewilderment. Her mistress often~said to her: "My goodness, how
17 IV |          sorely that her mistress said: "Why don't you have him~
18 IV |           ancestors. And Felicite said her~prayers in front of
19 IV |           Unction. Afterwards she said that she wished to speak
20 IV | surroundings.~ ~"Forgive me," she said, making an effort to extend
21 V  |     Felicite rolled her eyes,~and said as loudly as she could:~ ~"