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 1 I   |    title madame with an air of half respectful mockery. Madame
 2 I   |       and Fécamp, a mile and a half further on.~Jeanne and the
 3 III |  greeting; then, with his eyes half closed, his lips moving
 4 IV  |    still smiling, murmured:~“I half suspected it, young lady.”~
 5 IV  |   seizure. They fished her out half dead, and her parents, raising
 6 VI  |     was told, everything, in a half hour, except, perhaps, a
 7 IX  | distance and only went out for half an hour each day to take
 8 IX  |      looking at her, repeating half mechanically: “She is dead,”
 9 X   |      matters, of which she was half ashamed, in the seclusion
10 XIII|   finally got lost completely.~Half crazy, she now walked at