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 1 III |  carpet of moss.~“See, we can sit down there a little while,”
 2 IV  |       to a chair, he made her sit down, while she wiped away
 3 VII |    then go up to her room and sit down beside the window,
 4 VII |     certain days Jeanne would sit and dream. She would gradually
 5 VII |      morning, Jeanne made her sit down and, taking her hands
 6 VIII|       in her hopes. She would sit whole days beside the window,
 7 IX  |    all her life, and made her sit down beside her in a low
 8 IX  |     avenue and then she would sit on the bench. And when she
 9 IX  |     nor speak, nor laugh, nor sit at dinner opposite little
10 IX  | though she no longer dared to sit beside the dead, and began
11 X   | brings me here. Let us go and sit over there, in your little
12 XI  |   join them he could scarcely sit still on his chair when