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 1 X    |        terrible dumb girl.~ ~"Oh, Gina!" exclaimed the Italian.~ ~"
 2 X    |          name he had heard little Gina repeat several~times; "I
 3 X    |           and said a few words to Gina, whose eyes filled with
 4 X    |        waistcoat and cravat. Then Gina opened his shirt and sucked
 5 X    |           s apron pocket.~ ~"Does Gina speak French?" said Rodolphe
 6 X    |          Francesca said a word to Gina, who gave Rodolphe her arm
 7 X    |           his bed. " '/Nel~lago!' Gina would have pitched me into
 8 XI   |          was shown to the door by~Gina, the so-called mute. At
 9 XI   |          listeners; Rodolphe took Gina into a~corner, and asked
10 XI   |        Italian women do," replied Gina proudly. "Her father's name
11 XI   |        villagers, but she brought Gina with her. Francesca~Colonna'
12 XI   |           by Francesca's~dignity. Gina, her half-grown-up /confidante/,
13 XI   |           some further~trick like Gina's assumed dumbness.~ ~"Where
14 XII  |         approaching from Lucerne; Gina, who had been watching it~
15 XII  |      Francesca's familiarity, and~Gina's expression of delight,
16 XII  |           a little leather bag to Gina, full of~gold no doubt,
17 XII  | enthusiasm.~ ~"/E denaro/!" added Gina, like an echo, for she had
18 XII  |            These three words made Gina weep. "Another winter here,"
19 XII  |          said Francesca, stroking Gina's head with~an expression
20 XVIII|          your fierce Sormano into Gina make you laugh?~ ~"You ask