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 1 II|          the fact of the artist's marriage, gave him an~excellent reputation
 2 II|    developed; she looked a woman. Marriage she had refused out of love
 3 IV|           endure the idea of your marriage. If he loved you as you
 4 IV|        the idea of an approaching marriage.~ ~The next day she said
 5 IV|  instantly, and replied:--~ ~"The marriage will not take place in my
 6 IV|         on the subject--of--her--~marriage with Monsieur Luigi Porta."~ ~
 7 V |                         CHAPTER V~Marriage~ ~The day after Ginevra
 8 V |       period fixed by~law for her marriage to Luigi.~ ~Here began for
 9 V |      daughter to~forego the fatal marriage if it were still possible
10 V |           happiness in this~fatal marriage, if, indeed, she persisted
11 V |       silently in her soul.~ ~The marriage day arrived. Ginevra had
12 V |           sign the~certificate of marriage. These witnesses were worthy
13 V |        denoted the usual~joy of a marriage procession.~ ~Ginevra herself
14 V |         the papers annexed to the marriage~certificate.~ ~This bureaucratic
15 V |           malicious curiosity. No marriage was ever so little~festal.
16 V |      whose only interest in their marriage was the~delay caused to
17 V | celebrated the anniversary of her marriage by giving her husband a~