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 1 I   |      It will clear up in the afternoon.” “But your mother will
 2 II  |   walking was resumed in the afternoon. A physician, consulted
 3 II  |      hearts of the last.~One afternoon as the baroness and Jeanne
 4 III |    about four o’clock in the afternoon, went to join the baroness
 5 IV  | silence, and the rest of the afternoon seemed long. The dinner
 6 VII |    ideas women have!”~In the afternoon Jeanne went up to see the
 7 VIII|    in their manor house.~One afternoon, about four o’clock, two
 8 IX  |   she consented to stay.~The afternoon was delightful. They first
 9 IX  |   sometimes during the whole afternoon, playing with him and amusing
10 IX  |    that called him away.~One afternoon Jeanne took Paul in her
11 X   |      but soon forgot it.~One afternoon, Jeanne was reading beside
12 XI  |    remain seated for a whole afternoon, looking out at the sea