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 1 IV  |         too hard on the child, "Leave me to manage her,~monseigneur.
 2 V   |       Why did so eloquent a man leave Paris? For what purpose
 3 VI  |     character of~Agnes, and you leave this suppressed mind, so
 4 VII |         the time~the Abbe might leave her. When Mariette said, "
 5 VIII|         luggage, and before~you leave you will know in which house
 6 IX  |        day Rodolphe went to ask leave to visit the hothouses and~
 7 IX  |         vain. When he had taken leave of~the Bergmanns it struck
 8 XI  |         be~proud, and which can leave none but lovely memories?
 9 XIII|      those hands made to work?--Leave us," she said to her husband;~"
10 XIII|         to the top of a rock~to leave the road free. Of course
11 XIV | Francesca, who signed to~him to leave her to herself. But he did
12 XVI |       town. I came here only to~leave the place as deputy. I mean
13 XX  |      trust.--~Well, then do not leave me with a lawsuit on my
14 XXI |        the garden, affecting to leave the young people~together, "
15 XXI |   Albert's absorbed state would leave her during these~three months.
16 XXII|     your~candidate is, so as to leave you free to take back your
17 XXV |           XXV~~He rose and took leave. He was going towards the