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 1 IX| children of his own.~Comtesse Gilberte again mentioned the rides
 2 IX|      get away, far away.~Then Gilberte would seem to be growing
 3 IX| uneasy, shouted: “Be careful, Gilberte!” Then, as if in defiance,
 4 IX|      horse in his iron grasp. Gilberte was pale, her face sad and
 5 IX|      are very happy just now. Gilberte has never been so nice as
 6 IX|     at once; they belonged to Gilberte and Julien. The loneliness
 7 IX|      temper? She now recalled Gilberte’s nervous abruptness, her
 8 IX|      of her own life—Rosalie, Gilberte, the bitter disillusions
 9 IX|     guests would soon arrive.~Gilberte was the first to come, and
10 IX|       Aunt Lison and Comtesse Gilberte alone remained with Jeanne
11 X |     the exception of Comtesse Gilberte, from reasons of modesty
12 X |      the amours of Julien and Gilberte, and he desired to put a
13 X |     He was silent thereafter.~Gilberte and Julien now frequently