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 1 I  |     that they should go down to Yport. They started, and passing
 2 I  |        perceived the village of Yport. Women sat in their doorways
 3 II |         sea with the sailors of Yport. On several occasions he
 4 III| frequently met hers.~He went to Yport several times with Jeanne
 5 III|         as soon as they entered Yport, and as they walked through
 6 III|    either side of her, one from Yport, and the other belonging
 7 IV |   chaplain, and the priest from Yport, the mayor and the witnesses,
 8 IV |     wooded valley that leads to Yport. As soon as they reached
 9 VI |         father decided to go to Yport, which they had not visited
10 XI |      times she would go down to Yport through the wood, going
11 XI |         hired a boat for him at Yport, in spite of Jeanne’s fears,
12 XI |      with anxiety, went down to Yport without a hat in the dark.