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 1 Int|         overwhelming. He died two months later.~Until the end Maupassant
 2 Int|         him more and more....~The months passed, however, and in
 3 Int| sanatorium, where, after eighteen months of mechanical existence,
 4 II |           been devouring for some months. On rainy days she remained
 5 V  |       north wind was blowing. Two months had elapsed since they left
 6 VI |     should go back to spend a few months at their house in Rouen.
 7 IX |      revived within the past five months, chatted and smiled quietly
 8 IX |        this the comtesse for some months seemed happier than she
 9 IX |     fainted. The baroness, in six months, had aged ten years. Her
10 X  |         strength, as if these few months of dreary solitude had aggravated
11 XI |          leave her room for three months and was so wan and pale
12 XI |        will of his own!~For three months Paul came home only occasionally,
13 XI |       debts within the last three months. His creditors had not come
14 XI |    nothing more from him for five months.~Then a business man came
15 XI |         wrote four letters in six months, giving his news in concise
16 XI |           of difficulties.”~Three months later the steamboat company
17 XI |          has been married for six months, and he can take my farm
18 XII|         had hardly thought of for months. Blind and paralyzed, having