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 1  I, 3 |    The night was covered with stars, a warm wind blowing in
 2  I, 4 |  constellations of gilt paper stars; then on the second stage
 3  I, 7 |   hand in hand to look at the stars, making plans for the future.
 4  I, 9 | highroads by the light of the stars. At the end of some indefinite
 5 II, 1 |    veil sprinkled with silver stars, and with red cheeks, like
 6 II, 5 |       scintillate like little stars.~“How much are they?”~“A
 7 II, 8 |      went out one by one. The stars shone out. A few crops of
 8 II, 10|       thought of him now.~The stars shone through the leafless
 9 II, 12|      when we long to move the stars.~But with that superior
10 II, 12|  broke up into an infinity of stars; and the silver sheen seemed
11 III, 6|      verses, the moon and the stars, naive resources of a waning
12 III, 6|   heavy, and, gazing upon the stars, longed for some princely
13 III, 9|     coming in. There were few stars, and the night was warm.