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 1 I  |      does a parrot. She is at times so indiscreet and yet modest
 2 I  |       or footman.”~“There are times when I fancy that she has
 3 I  |      her mother. And at other times I imagine that she suspects
 4 I  | slender ribbon, disclosing at times more than is generally shown.~
 5 I  |    softly: “Really, there are times when you are like a tiger
 6 I  |      as you have been several times lately.” And turning quickly
 7 I  |       little conversation. At times the clink of gold coins,
 8 II |   Silence is a good thing, at times. People are often nearer
 9 III|       mob.”~“Nevertheless, at times, I can be frank, and I am
10 III|  which she worked five or six times a year, on dull days, seated
11 III|      the foliage, in which at times he thought he saw a shadow
12 IV |       the left, and veiled at times by slight mists.~Yvette
13 IV |      it in again, stopping at times, so as not to absorb too