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 1 I   |      dreamed so long. She was afraid her father would not set
 2 VII |       scamper. Jeanne was not afraid, and she reached out her
 3 VII |     did not venture to speak, afraid of the priest’s remarks,
 4 IX  |      He said presently: “I am afraid—I am afraid—it is all over.
 5 IX  |  presently: “I am afraid—I am afraid—it is all over. Be brave,
 6 X   |    one would suppose you were afraid; come, take courage.”~She
 7 X   |     ask nothing better. I was afraid of displeasing you,” continued
 8 XI  |       do not say so.” She was afraid of the baron.~One day, however,
 9 XIII|     wished to go out, but was afraid to do so. She would surely
10 XIV | mistake, she said: “Do not be afraid. I will see to it now.”~
11 XIV |      to grow weak and she was afraid of falling.~But the maid