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 1 I  |      reasons. Where would they ever find a husband for her? In society?
 2 I  |             conditions.”~“Would she find a husband among the trades-people?
 3 I  | graciousness of a mother: “You will find my daughter in the other
 4 I  |             me your arm, and let us find your friend.”~Silently he
 5 I  |        think I have him, and then I find I have not.”~The Marquise,
 6 I  |             tribe for us. Don’t you find that you breathe the odor
 7 I  |         trifles, while the love you find at houses like the Marquise
 8 II |             matter, Mademoiselle? I find you changed since last week.
 9 II |           and curbing his spirit to find just the right, tender,
10 II |          learned what she sought to find out, answered in a docile
11 II |      compromise you.”~She could not find better words to express
12 III|           not knowing how she could find a free hour or two. She
13 IV |            whom should she apply to find work? And, then, the dull