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 1 Int | prosody had left him with that monotonous weariness that the horseman
 2 I   |      with mournful eyes at the monotonous and drenched landscape.
 3 III |      here and there varied its monotonous whiteness. Yonder, behind
 4 V   |        stopped and said in his monotonous voice: “It is here that
 5 VI  |        the long boredom of the monotonous life about to begin.~She
 6 VIII|  supported the baroness in her monotonous walks along her avenue.
 7 IX  |  Jeanne, a little weary of the monotonous days and nights, was quite
 8 X   |     resumed its usual calm and monotonous course.~Then Paul fell ill,
 9 XI  |       began a series of quiet, monotonous years. Always around the
10 XIII|       youth and of her present monotonous existence.~She reached Paris