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 1 III |       disgusted with the world, tired of its useless monotony;
 2 IV  |     going in. The baroness grew tired, and wishing to retire,
 3 IV  |   trembling as if she were very tired.~“It is time to go to bed,
 4 V   |         time, appeared changed, tired, indifferent, and she feared
 5 VI  |    retire. You children must be tired out.”~When she was in her
 6 IX  |         said, “are you not very tired?”~She murmured, “No,” happy
 7 XI  |         things, do not get over tired.”~As soon as the boy was
 8 XII | probably, except that they were tired of them or that they had
 9 XIII|        piled up anyhow. Jeanne, tired out, fell asleep as soon
10 XIII|         in a garden, and was so tired that she sat down on a bench
11 XIII|         the Palais Royal. Being tired and warm, she sat down here