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 1  I, 9 |          girl on the flowers of a carpet, her thoughts leapt with
 2 II, 5 |          child crawling along the carpet, and this woman with the
 3 II, 7 |          detach her eyes from the carpet where he had walked, from
 4 II, 10|          felt the softness of the carpet; the day was bright, the
 5 III, 1| flag-stones, like a many-coloured carpet. The broad daylight from
 6 III, 4|          she dreamed of getting a carpet, and Lheureux, declaring
 7 III, 5|           room, with its discreet carpet, its gay ornaments, and
 8 III, 5|        They said “our room,” “our carpet,” she even said “my slippers,”
 9 III, 5|         to wit, the curtains, the carpet, the material for the armchairs,
10 III, 5|         Couldn’t you do without a carpet? Why have recovered the
11 III, 7|        say to him—~“Go away! This carpet on which you are walking
12 III, 8|          there is the spot on the carpet where at my knees you swore
13 III, 8|          to her, he sank upon the carpet, and lay there with his