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 1 IV  |     half suspected it, young lady.”~She lived till evening
 2 IV  |   She looked like a kind old lady, though she was only forty-two,
 3 IV  |   cold?”~All at once the old lady’s hands shook so violently
 4 VII |   what is this I hear, young lady, that we are soon to have
 5 VII |     like that, my dear young lady, be sensible.” He rose,
 6 VIII|      o’clock, two persons, a lady and gentleman on horseback,
 7 IX  |  times. She looked a fitting lady of the lake, born to inhabit
 8 X   |   recall when the old maiden lady had left “The Poplars,”
 9 XI  | Jeanne came to see her, this lady, after a few chilling remarks,
10 XIII|       Nothing again, my good lady.”~It certainly must be this
11 XIII|   Paul de Lamare that an old lady, a friend of his mother’