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 1 I  |                              Part I~Towards the end of the
 2 II |                              Part II~M. d'Aubray started with
 3 II |    she expected: the greater part of his property, together
 4 II |     more than this, she took part in the work of those devoted
 5 II |  forth at his eyes, the only part of his body that appeared
 6 III|                              Part III~It may be easily understood
 7 III|   malignity extends to every part that it reaches, and all
 8 III|      day, but when opened no part of it was found to be affected
 9 IV |                              Part IV~The sergeant Cluet deposed:
10 IV |  though he, after acting the part of judge, addressed her
11 IV | encourage me. I will play my part, and that at once: I shall
12 V  |                              Part V~"Yes," she said, smiling, "
13 VI |                              Part VI~"Madame," replied the
14 VII|                              Part VII~The doctor, whose arm
15 VII|      enough, but consider it part of the humiliation sent
16 VII|       Sir, it is not here we part: you promised not to leave