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 1 I   |  willing.” In a few moments she returned from her mother’s room,
 2 I   |        inspected everything and returned home for breakfast. When
 3 II  |      about the grounds and then returned to say good-night to the
 4 VII |    house. Five minutes later he returned with Widow Dentu, the nurse
 5 VII |     left the room and presently returned, leaning on her husband’
 6 VII |       has been crying:~“When we returned from—from down there—from
 7 X   |        my wife good.”~The baron returned to the château about the
 8 X   |         that the two horses had returned riderless some little time
 9 X   | properly attend to her. Then he returned on his tracks, running breathlessly.~
10 XI  |      almost untouched.~They now returned slowly toward the school.
11 XI  |       were a child, and when he returned to school in the evening
12 XIII|   unworthy passion.~When autumn returned with its long rains, its
13 XIV |    fortune and whence one never returned. She continued: “There always