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 1 I  |   thus to the public gaze the lady with whom I was travelling
 2 II |     of a pious and charitable lady; seldom did she fail to
 3 IV | strange things in it; but the lady blushed, and changed the
 4 IV |       a box belonging to that lady she had seen two little
 5 IV |      that he had often seen a lady call on his mistress with
 6 IV |    Lachaussee came to see the lady and spoke with her in private;
 7 IV |     which he sealed; that the lady had demanded a paper which
 8 IV |      of the marquise, and the lady had one day given her some
 9 IV |    with grey curtains for the lady, and a folding-bed for the
10 V  |      her and in honour of Our Lady, so that she might gain
11 VII|       several days about this lady. I had six masses said,