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1 II |    never left the sick man. At night she had a bed made up in
2 II |      bearers for excursions at night. As he was young and good-looking,
3 II | although it was ten o'clock at night had demanded to speak with
4 III|  received even better than the night before. She, a woman of
5 IV |      the trial from morning to night, and for thirteen hours
6 V  |         how have you spent the night?"~ ~"I have written three
7 VI |       that was interrupted the night before.  The marquise had
8 VI |        marquise had during the night recollected certain articles
9 VII|        face that the following night he could not sleep, and