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 1 I  |      on a lower level than the garden.~ ~On the first floor was
 2 III|         Then she walked in the garden, read a little, and in this~
 3 III|  convent every Tuesday. In the garden there was a terrace, from~
 4 III|      Once she came in from the garden, all upset. A moment before (
 5 III|  kitchen.~ ~They walked in the garden together, always speaking
 6 III|       blackbird trilled in the~garden; everything seemed to live
 7 IV |    profile, and~entered by the garden door, and the looks he gave
 8 IV |        Then she searched every garden in Pont-l'Eveque and~stopped
 9 IV |     would finally fly into the~garden to play. Then he would come
10 IV |       that looked~out into the garden, a bull's-eye opened on
11 IV | hundred and eighty~francs. The garden supplied her with vegetables.