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 1 II |        and he rose to open the window. A breath of fresh air came
 2 II |       from the bed, ran to the window, opened it, and saw Yvette
 3 II |     seated herself at the open window to dream, hearing in the
 4 II |        on the sill of the open window, facing her mother.~“I want
 5 III|      upon the sill of the open window, and tears, her first bitter
 6 III|       she wept, leaning at the window.~She wept long, not dreaming
 7 III|     compelled her to leave the window.~The next day and the day
 8 III| actually hear its throbbing. A window closed on the floor above
 9 III|       at the windows.~Only one window was lighted, her mother’
10 III|       came in through the open window.~Yvette rose, took off her
11 III|      Oh! last night—I saw—your window.”~The Marquise, very pale;
12 IV |     morning air came in at the window.~She sat down thinking of
13 IV |  singing:~“I am underneath thy window, Oh, deign to show thy face.”
14 IV |       merry voices beneath her window. The Chevalier was making
15 IV |        her long chair near the window, drew a little table within
16 IV |        climbing as high as her window, exhaled in the night a
17 IV |        and to shut the balcony window, which is wide open.”~And
18 IV |       your candle and shut the window.”~Clemence waited a little,
19 IV |    they all gathered under the window, shouting in chorus:~“Hip!
20 IV |      into the room through the window.~At the first rose that