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 1 II |        a scaffolding.~Then her mother died and her sisters went
 2 II |        you go and~play?" their mother would say; and they would
 3 II | threshold of the~farm-house.~ ~Mother Liebard, when she caught
 4 II |    Golden Lamb, an inn kept by Mother David.~ ~During the first
 5 III|     nervousness she helped the mother dress the child!~ ~During
 6 III|      sobbing; she embraced her~mother again and again, while the
 7 III|      up her piano lessons.~Her mother insisted upon regular letters
 8 III|   walked in it, leaning on~her mother's arm and treading the dead
 9 III|      rested on the arbour. Her mother had bought a little cask
10 III|  uttering groans of agony. The Mother Superior was standing on
11 III|      absorbed in drinking. His~mother paid his debts and he made
12 IV |      bird in Saint-Melaine, in Mother Simon's store. She~rushed
13 IV | brought his bride to visit his~mother.~ ~But she looked down upon
14 IV |       was~failing rapidly, old Mother Simon, who had lost her
15 IV |  Easter she spit blood.~ ~Then Mother Simon went for a doctor.
16 IV |       The women left her and~ ~Mother Simon sat down to breakfast.~ ~
17 IV |        against her~cheek. Then Mother Simon removed him in order
18 V  |    warmed the slated roof. Old Mother Simon had~returned to Felicite
19 V  |        on Felicite's forehead. Mother Simon wiped it~away with
20 V  |   clergy appeared in the yard. Mother Simon climbed on a chair