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 1 IV  |       never petted, and she would stay quietly and gently in a
 2 VI  | Brisevilles said: “What, so soon? Stay a little longer.” But Jeanne
 3 VII |         if you do not wish her to stay, my mother will take her;
 4 VII |          will try, but I will not stay here after I get well,”
 5 VII |        send him up to me, and you stay downstairs with little mother.
 6 VIII|         her room to oblige her to stay in bed.~The baptism took
 7 IX  |        next day, she consented to stay.~The afternoon was delightful.
 8 IX  |           must not do it; we will stay together.” She shook her
 9 IX  |        she pleases; the nurse can stay in the adjoining room.”~
10 IX  |          said: “Would you like to stay alone now?” She took his
11 X   |      Little father, after a short stay, went away to try and distract
12 XI  |         Yes, mamma.” “You want to stay here, don’t you?” “Yes,
13 XI  |           that was that I did not stay here—” And she stopped suddenly,
14 XII |        Simon and Ludivine were to stay until the arrival of a new
15 XIII|    thousand things, recalling her stay here on the return from