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 1 Int | announced the publication of the new work. It was picturesque
 2 Int |        of existence and become a new source of suffering.~In
 3 Int |         to the conditions of his new life. Being well bred, he
 4 Int |    tortured by neuralgia, and by new mysterious darting pains.
 5 Int |         broadened, and he gained new ideas of things. This nobler
 6 Int |       against the bondage of his new personality; he complains
 7 I   |        would not set out for the new home in bad weather, and
 8 II  |      figured as the heroine. Her new home was infinitely pleasing
 9 II  |          idea he said: “I have a new parishioner whom I must
10 III |  discussing the best place for a new rustic bench. The vicomte
11 III |         in her ears from all the new and rapidly changing sensations
12 III |    smiling; and it seemed that a new feeling of benevolence was
13 III |           No,” said she, “I like new countries like Corsica,
14 III |    village the sailors, in their new clothes, still showing the
15 III |      crowd was standing around a new boat wreathed with flowers.
16 IV  |       our motions seem to have a new meaning; even the hours
17 IV  |      ordinary day, as if nothing new had occurred. There was
18 V   |          CHAPTER V~CORSICA AND A NEW LIFE~Four days later the
19 V   |      send the weapon, kissed her new friend tenderly and they
20 VI  |       been agreed that after the new year the young couple should
21 VI  |   episode. They decided, to send New Year’s cards, and to wait
22 VI  |          to dinner, and again on New Year’s Day. These were the
23 VI  |    crushed apples, that smell of new cider which seems to pervade
24 VII |        night for thinking of the new life that was developing
25 VII |     Julien’s error. It will be a new bond between you, a pledge
26 VIII|          into the house.~Nothing new happened until the latter
27 IX  |    Julien had bought at a sale a new one-horse phaeton, so that
28 IX  |          large town of Cany. The new château built in the reign
29 IX  |        another package. It was a new handwriting. She read: “
30 X   |   nevertheless, I loved it.”~The new curé appeared impatient,
31 X   |    myself: ‘She is bringing me a new parishioner,’ and I try
32 X   |         them.~Julien treated the new priest with great respect,
33 X   |       did not tell him about her new ideas, and her friendship
34 XI  |       was an important affair.~A new individual began to play
35 XII |                    CHAPTER XII~A NEW HOME~In a week’s time Rosalie
36 XII |         to take with her, as her new home was very small; and
37 XII |       She was enchanted with the new house, declaring it was
38 XII |      stay until the arrival of a new proprietor, and then to
39 XIII|   certain pleasure in making her new house look pretty, the thought
40 XIII|        all live together in your new house.~“If you knew her
41 XIII|   feeling herself carried into a new life, into a new world that
42 XIII|          into a new life, into a new world that was no longer
43 XIV |        as she was going into her new house, she saw something