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 1 I  |      to 5,000 francs; then she left her house in Saint-Melaine,~
 2 II |        village; his father had left Colleville and bought the
 3 II | earnest," he said,~and put his left arm around her waist while
 4 II |        with Deauville on~their left, and Havre on their right.
 5 II |      by the hand, while on her~left was a little cabin-boy with
 6 III|       right, she~turned to the left and lost herself in coal-yards;
 7 III|       it~now. So she arose and left the room.~ ~Her tub and
 8 III|       mind:~"The yard had been left open; supposing that burglars
 9 III|      He had been~home, but had left again. Then she waited at
10 III|     two nights, Felicite never left the corpse. She would repeat
11 III|     out his hands whenever she left him. Finally he~died; and
12 IV |        right foot and then his left one; but his mistress feared
13 IV |  Aubain felt relieved when she~left.~ ~The following week they
14 IV |    ecstasy.~ ~Her mistress had left her an income of three hundred
15 IV |    spoke to shadows. The women left her and~ ~Mother Simon sat