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1 II |         placed it close to a board~partition which separated the studio
2 II | deliberation along the side~of the partition which separated the adjoining
3 II |            a slight opening in the partition,~the real object of her
4 II |        pushed a table close to the partition, on~which she placed a chair,
5 II |           far as possible from the partition, returned to her easel,
6 II |         through the crevice in the partition. She was lost in conjectures.~
7 III|         she~could hear through the partition.~ ~By the end of a week,
8 III|         through the~crevice of the partition; and she, through an instinct