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 1 II  |       had walked down the main avenue of poplars.~As she had been
 2 III |      join the baroness in “her avenue,” and offered her his arm
 3 III |      forth from one end of the avenue to the other. He seldom
 4 IV  |      walked in Little Mother’s Avenue; he, talking of the future,
 5 VI  |      up and down petite mère’s avenue, alongside the Couillards’
 6 VI  |     length they entered a wide avenue of pine trees, at the end
 7 VII |         She followed the large avenue, crossed the wood, crossed
 8 VIII|     monotonous walks along her avenue. The baron gave his arm
 9 VIII|    walked slowly down the long avenue, talking with animation,
10 IX  |        to take one turn in her avenue and then she would sit on
11 IX  |      walking to the end of her avenue, she would say: “Let us
12 X   |      dinner in little mother’s avenue, he said in a low tone: “
13 X   |   together along the baroness’ avenue, talking of Christ and the
14 XII |    evening, in little mother’s avenue, with a sore heart and troubled
15 XIII| Adelaide in her walk along the avenue. And each awakening was