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 1 III |      have told you. You have linen~enough; don't send any to
 2 III |  wears a little coat of~blue linen. His white gaiters, coming
 3 IV  |   accessory. In the evening,~linen changed, I sat in my balcony.
 4 IV  |   was named Zena. Changed my linen. The husband, an~old villain,
 5 IV  |      with Zena, and changing linen every day. It~was all the
 6 IV  | Uscoque. That night, changed linen, and put on the most perfumed
 7 IV  |  said to myself, in changing linen, 'As sure as fate,~the next
 8 IV  |      d liked to have changed linen then. Give you my~word,
 9 VI  |   appeared~again, to ask for linen and silver, and to beg she
10 VIII|  Good stout shirts of strong linen are what you want. Ha! when
11 VIII|    him fine~clothes and fine linen, he wears the shirt-fronts
12 IX  |   six frilled shirts of fine linen in the dozen she made for