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1 I   | enough to caress, to give, to embrace; the benevolence of a god,
2 XI  |  Jeanne held Poulet in a long embrace, while Aunt Lison remained
3 XI  |     Good-by, my dear mamma. I embrace you with all my heart, and
4 XI  |    exchange. I hope to go and embrace you at ‘The Poplars’ some
5 XI  |      who is my providence.~“I embrace you from the bottom of my
6 XI  |    back to France and hope to embrace you soon.”~Jeanne was so
7 XII |       she would have liked to embrace this young fellow.~She looked
8 XIII|     my little Poulet—come and embrace me. Come back to your old
9 XIII|      dear mother, and we both embrace you with all our heart.~“