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 1 I   |      plan of education for his daughter, to the end that she might
 2 I   |      by the family as a second daughter, for she was Jeanne’s foster
 3 IV  |     else, it would be you, our daughter, who would go among strangers.
 4 IV  |     her little one, her adored daughter.~The baron rushed toward
 5 V   |   purse, heavy as lead, in her daughter’s hand, saying, “That is
 6 VI  | to-night.”~Then turning to his daughter: “Well, little one, are
 7 VI  |        said: “See here, little daughter, that is the best thing
 8 VI  |          How can it be helped, daughter? We can do nothing.”~The
 9 VII | baroness seized her hands: “My daughter, my darling Jeanne! My child,
10 VII |      of your conduct toward my daughter. You have been unfaithful
11 VII |    have done is very wrong, my daughter, very wrong, and God will
12 VII |         looking paler than his daughter, the priest resumed: “What
13 VII |   behaved, and I shall take my daughter away.”~He walked up and
14 VIII|      pointing to the chair his daughter had just left. The peasant
15 IX  |       My darling,” “My dearest daughter,” then “My dear child,” “
16 IX  |       dear Adelaide,” “My dear daughter,” according to the periods—
17 X   |        encourage her: “Why, my daughter, one would suppose you were
18 X   |  sadness. And his love for his daughter seemed to have gained in
19 XI  |     the adieus by dragging his daughter away. They got into the