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 1 II |     the ground,~she cried and called on the Lord, and wandered
 2 II |  nephew's familiarity, for he called her son "thou";--and, as
 3 III|      Houppeville and Bourais, called on her and~tendered their
 4 III|       of~them could read, she called upon her mistress.~ ~Madame
 5 III|     morning, at daybreak, she called at the doctor's. He had
 6 III|      de~Larsonniere's servant called with the parrot, the cage,
 7 IV |             CHAPTER IV~He was called Loulou. His body was green,
 8 IV | Jacquot," for every parrot is called Jacquot.~They called him
 9 IV |       is called Jacquot.~They called him a goose and a log, and
10 IV |      she felt so low that she called for a priest.~ ~Three neighbours