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 1 I  |      chatting, and flowing like a river, filled with a sense of
 2 II |      veranda which overlooked the river. The Printemps villa, leased
 3 II |           long stretch of the big river as far as the floating cafe
 4 II |          country, with that great river and that twilight for a
 5 II |         the peaceful water of the river seemed changed to blood.
 6 II |         seemed to sow them in the river, for the black water was
 7 II |         you take a walk along the river?”~“Gladly.”~They opened
 8 II |           began to walk along the river bank toward Marly. It was
 9 II |           the slumberous, shining river. A slight heat-mist rose
10 II |      started. They went along the river, crossed the bridge and
11 II |      together, flung him into the river.~A great shout of joy rang
12 II |          said. “We’ll go into the river together.”~“At your service,”
13 II |         out on the surface of the river, the undulating lines of
14 II |           throws himself into the river to drown himself, and let
15 III|      gleam, and she saw the great river, with the color of melted
16 III|        color of melted lead, as a river appears in dreams in fantastic
17 III| descending in sheets on earth and river and trees. In a few minutes
18 IV |        them up on the bank of the river.~“Let the one who loves
19 IV |     leaped feet foremost into the river. His plunge cast a splash
20 IV |         also, and drew out of the river a wooden horse.~Then she